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Rashawn and Denisse have been married for 5 years and have 4 boys! They are both authors and encourage followers weekly through their online platforms. Denisse wrote a book titled Set Apart - Stop Comparing, Own Your Giftedness and Rest in Jesus. Rashawn's books are titled Start Where You Are with the foreword written by Manny Pacquiao and a second title, No Turning Back. He also hosts a podcast sharing stories and scripture and has a popular TikTok/Instagram spreading hope in Jesus' name! I'm sure listeners have shared or definitely seen some of their reels or posts without even realizing it! Enjoy listening to a part of their testimonies and marriage story today on The Marriage Project! Hear more couples' stories at www.themarriageproject.co and follow along @themarriageprojectco Episode 38's guests: Denisse IG: https://www.instagram.com/ricanxo_/ | https://www.instagram.com/setapartdaughters/ Rashawn IG: https://www.instagram.com/hypesir/ | https://www.instagram.com/jesusfeed/ | Rashawn Copeland on TikTok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Alex Johnson is the first-ever spin-off episode on The Marriage Project. She shares with us more in-depth about what Jesus healed her from - a heroin and crack addiction that led to working in the adult film industry. She recently celebrated her 10th year of sobriety and shares how Jesus radically transformed her life and helped break her free from the shame tied around living the life that she did. It took a devastating loss to give Alex the courage to create a YouTube channel and platform to share where hope is found. She goes into the heart of her ministry and her heart for those battling mental illness, depression and sex trafficking victims around the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's episode is one my heart needed and I pray it meets you in a tender way too. Let's Talk Friendship is exactly what Alysha Miller came on the show to do, talk all things friendship! 1) Why we need it. 2) How it's a call from The Lord. 3) How to stick it out when things get hard.I don't know about you but recently my heart has felt weary so I pray you to find yourself listening to this episode feeling like you're one of our friends sitting at the table with us.1) Tell us about you!Alysha Miller lives in Southern California where she serves her local church in the 5-6th grade ministry and also is a full-time wedding photographer.Being around a lot of couples stepping into marriage, in 2015, she felt the Lord move her heart to compassion for marriage as a whole and for those who were stepping into marriage without fully realizing what they were stepping into. She wanted to use the gift of photography the Lord had given her to shine a light on what marriage is, who defines it and answer questions from a biblical perspective pertaining to it. Who better than to ask then married couples who have traversed this path? Learn how ironically God would use a single girl to set out on a journey to get to the heart of His heart for marriage.The project is a photography project turned podcast in hopes that interviewing couples with Christ at the center of their marriage can answer some of the harder questions yet ultimately, the objective has always been to glorify Christ through marriage as it points to our relationship with Him, Christ, and His church.And help us realize, He is our first love.  Nothing will satisfy us, apart from Him.  No relationship, no person, no marriage was ever intended to take the place of Him in our hearts.2) I’ve been so excited to sit down with you and talk all things friendship. Not only because of the one God has gifted in us but because of the way God has grown your faith through the strong friendships he’s given you. How have you seen The Lord use the strong biblically-centered friendships you have to keep you focused on Him? It would have been much easier to miss on Sunday or not stay committed to things had it not been for the girl's God has placed in my life.  It’s accountability but it’s more than accountability.  It’s love.  I want to show up, I want to see my friends! Church on Sundays is a place that has been built into a habit and I get to see my friends.Love what Pastor Ed shared on Sunday, the LOVE of Christ that fills us. 1 John 4 — it’s His love, real love, for one another and when we have this in common and come together and hear what He’s doing in each other’s life, supporting each other in prayer, caring for the other, we’re showing His love for us to each other.Prayer support is HUGE. They have carried out the ministry things I’ve done bc they’ve prayed over future plans with me, and have listened to my heart and dreams and listened intently. carry one another’s burdens (Galatians 6:2)It’s not one-sided, I do the same. One of my best friends, how we met, heart to heart across a couch and went on a prayer walk a few hours after meeting. The deepest friendships are formed there.There’s just been heart to hearts and safe places to land my heart when it’s needed a place to confess, work through heart things.Listening and being trustworthy, being someone friends can trust and come to with things they need to talk about. Good listeners, but it takes one to be one. Learning the art of listening, with your heart. That was a season God took me through, no always waiting to talk but just listening to understand.  I didn’t always need to get a word in. Cell phones face down on the table don’t count. Heart to heart, over a table, no phone out. Also, no gossiping or slandering.  That’s a hard one! I slip so much when it comes to speech and those are usually the more convicting verses for me reading about the power of the tongue,James 4:11 “Brothers and sisters, do not slander one another. Anyone who speaks against a brother or sister or judges them speaks against the law and judges it. When you judge the law, you are not keeping it, but sitting in judgment on it.” There are at least 32 verses about gossip according to Google and 27 pertaining to the tongue and maybe there’s an overlap on some, but that’s a lot!My call as a friend is to be encouraging, building my friends up with my words and pointing THEM back to HIM and pray for them. They don’t need my opinion about other people. I need to repent of that when I mess up, (repenting pretty much daily) and ask the Lord to cleanse me from the hidden sins lurking in my heart and to keep me from the deliberate sins lurking there. Psalm 19:12-14 The hidden sin is the word or impulsive blurb about somebody that comes out of my heart, the deliberate sin is knowing I don’t need to say that, chewing on it and saying it anyway.  I’ve been working with the Lord on this one, thinking ahead. Where will the conversation turn if I say this?  Then probably don’t need to say it.3) Biblically speaking friendship is a call, we’re called to be in relationship with other believers.  What would you say to someone who gets caught up "taking back their yes?”I used to be that girl.  I would flake, I would make commitments than decide to cancel last minute. And hey, I probably still do that every now and then. BUT in Christ, He has given me a different perspective.  TO be a good friend is to show up, even when I last minute feel tired or want to be an introvert. A loving Creator designed us to exist in a relationship with Him, with each other and with the rest of creation. Friendship is a good thing, a God thing.Romans 12:10 Love one another with mutual affection; outdo one another in showing honor. This is GOD’S HEART.I have learned and am still learning how to use my yes’ more thoughtfully, not just gleefully excitedly saying YES to every invite and asserting my no’s when I’m being pulled a lot of different ways or no even when I want to say yes because it’s the responsible thing or I know the yes isn’t the thing God wants for me. Then I feel more purposeful in fulfilling the “yes’” and knowing there are blessings on the other side of that yes when the day comes around to meet up with said friends and maybe my feelings are telling me to stay home because it’d be more convenient for me.  Whenever I’ve followed through on my yes (and I pretty much will now with any YES unless I’m really sick or there’s rain or something out of my control happening) I am always SO glad I followed through because I would have missed out on SO much with that friend.  And it’s two-sided, I am filled up and so is she!The devil is in those lying feelings to stay home, he wants to RIP US OFF of anything productive, fun, fruitful, enjoyable, edifying, good for us that’s going to build up the Body.4) Personally speaking, I know it can be really hard to put myself out there ESPECIALLY with women my age. How have you learned to do this?It started with bible study.  That’s where most of my friendships in the Lord have blossomed out of.  I’m blessed to be a part of a women’s bible study that is multi-generational, so we get to hear wisdom from someone more seasoned in life yet also been paired with women my age.  Our church is pretty intentional about that.  So within the safe parameters of studying the Word of God together and a group setting, we’ve gotten to know each other through speaking about life’s situations but with prayer and the Word of God around it.  Then it’s branched off from there and we already know some things about each other.The branching out part though might take some going out of our comfort zones. Being the one to text and invite to coffee or lunch, and I think being the first to share things about me invites this person to share more about herself.  It can be an awkward thing if you make it that, but it also doesn’t have to be. But having the Lord in common makes girls I’ve literally just met feel like sisters, we have this immediate bond and it’s awesome!5) Hardship in deep friendship is inevitable. Knowing your part of your story can you share the difference between allowing the Holy Spirit to work verses hashing it out in the flesh.Yes! Sharing the iron sharpening iron thing, living together, and having an honest conversation about where we were disagreeing, how we hurt each other alone felt like we had done it in our strength because I walked away shaking and with nothing resolved.  We went in around and round circles and were just not understanding each other.But we even talked about going our separate ways if it just couldn’t get better because we couldn’t keep living this way and we realized if that happened though it be like a divorce, other friends had connected through the two of us, and we didn’t make other friends have to choose between us the rest of their lives. But God!I Didn’t text her going to church that Sunday, she came and sat next to me and the message was on the power of forgiveness and we just hugged after and it was gone. Without any words yet a Mediator and He just took it. We later realized what held us for that year and a half of bitterness and hurt feelings for each other had felt like a prison sentence….and I kid you not this is literally what I had said a couple years prior.  I had just got done reading a book called Captive in Iran (such a good book!) and the testimonies of these two women in jail together had me saying, “What if we went to jail for our faith together?” And we said, dang we felt like we had.Mark and Paul (sent Mark away but then called Barnabas to bring Mark back to him as he was helpful in ministry 2 Tim 4:116) Living in a world of instant gratification it can feel hard to navigate “lasting” friendships. They seem uncommon and honestly, counter-cultural. What would you say to the person desiring deep relationships in our current fast pace, on the go, busy world?Pray about it! My mom told that.  You can pray for a friend in the Lord! God will be happy to answer that. He’s answered it a hundredfold and in one on one’s, discussing the Word of God, praying together like I said and just being intentional in investing and listening and being genuinely interested in your friend’s life!Also, because we live in a fast-paced, busy world, there needs to be much grace… I need to be less and less offendable.  If a friend doesn’t get right back to me through text, grace.  If you see her with another friend on Instagram and you feel left out grace.Don’t just exit the friendship and start over.  Next time, just say OH ID LOVE TO JOIN YOU GIRLS NEXT TIME if that’s something you really would want.7) The living with less podcast birthed from John 3:30 is all about living with less of the things getting in the way of who Christ is calling us to be. If someone asked you what they needed to begin living with less of in regards to this, what would you tell them and why?I’d say, less of isolation, more community.  Do the thing you’re flesh is telling you not to do. Go to the Friday night study, sign up for the women’s bible study, say yes to the book club even if it’s not your favorite book, drive 30 mins out of your way to meet up to study alongside her.Less shutting down, more opening up.  Be willing to share and be real with that friend.Fewer friends who only like things you like, more sisters in Christ who may challenge you to do things you’d never do before.Like run or indoor rock climb, go out on a limb and think less of self and more of others!8) Can you share a small snippet of what The Marriage Project podcast is all about? Yes! The Marriage Project is an extension of my wedding photography business and an extension of God’s heart for marriage.  He’s led me to create a platform for Christian married couples to share their testimonies and to glorify Christ through the messier, harder parts of their stories and hopefully, in doing so, others can learn more about marriage, what it is, what God’s heart is for it and understand the weight of the calling marriage is. Hoping it can equip many!That is scraping the surface, you can read more at www.themarriageproject.co or on Instagram @themarriageprojectco.

Join me as I share a conversation I got to have with my husband, Dustin, on The Marriage Project podcast! Enjoy!

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "The Marriage Project" - March 3, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - February 24, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

In this episode, Dr. Chidinma will speaking to us on conversations that should had during courtship under the platform of MARRIAGE PROJECT. A lot of married couples are experiencing tumultuous times in their marriage because they passed on the opportunity to talk things through and arrive at decisions and covenants that will be the guiding principles of the marriage. Watch Video here: https://youtu.be/2lhphEKz3fI #valueofmarriage #marriageproject #courtship #courting #pastorchidinma #activatesundayservice #activatechurchuk #activatechurch #pastorobi #thisislife

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - February 17, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Today Pastor Chidinma starts a brand new series on Relationships. She will speaking to us on relevant topics that affects singles and the married under the platform of MARRIAGE PROJECT. Today, she speaks on the activities singles needs to engage in while dating. Watch video here: https://youtu.be/1a0-hiLsi1M #marriageproject #pastorchidinma #activatesundayservice #activatechurchuk #activatechurch #pastorobi #thisislife

Welcome to Activate Church Sunday Service. Today Pastor Chidinma will speaking to us on the value of marriage under the platform of MARRIAGE PROJECT. Watch video here: https://youtu.be/jY1QzjsyymE #valueofmarriage #marriageproject #pastorchidinma #activatesundayservice #activatechurchuk #activatechurch #pastorobi #thisislife

In this session, Dr Obi and Pastor Obi holds a town hall meeting discussing - 'When the lines of dating and courtship are blurred'. How do you know when you have crossed the dating threshold and have stopped into courtship without realising it. Watch Video Here: https://youtu.be/vI1NAG6_niA #datingvizcourtship #dating #courtship #drchidinmaobi #activateinstituteofleadership #marriageproject #pastorcobi #activatechurchuk #thisislife

In this session, Dr Obi and Pastor Obi holds a town hall meeting discussing - 'When the lines of dating and courtship are blurred'. How do you know when you have crossed the dating threshold and have stopped into courtship without realising it. Watch Video here: https://youtu.be/vI1NAG6_niA #datingvizcourtship #dating #courtship #drchidinmaobi #activateinstituteofleadership #marriageproject #pastorcobi #activatechurchuk #thisislife --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pastorobi/support

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - February 10, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - February 3, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - January 27, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - January 20, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Thank you for joining us for our mid-week Bible Study! "Fixer Upper: The Marriage Project" - January 13, 2021 Connect with us! Facebook: /LincolnParkALWC Instagram: @lpabundantlife www.alwclp.org

Alysha Miller lives in Southern California, is a writer and owner of Alysha Miller Photography. She is host of The Marriage Project, a monthly podcast she hosts that was created to share the gospel and shine light on the sanctity of marriage through the telling of Christian couple's testimonies. Photography and writing are creative outlets for Alysha and have been ways to help build community and interactions with like-minded creatives and sisters in Christ.

In this episode we discuss "The Marriage Project", with special guest Alysha Miller! Alysha is a gifted photographer, blogger and founder of "The Marriage Project" Podcast. The Marriage Project is a community organization that exists to educate a future generation while encouraging and inspiring hope for this one through the portrait of God's design for marriage by sharing couple's testimonies and stories through a monthly podcast and visual story-telling advocating for the family and marriage. In this episode we discuss Alysha Miller and how she founded "The Marriage Project" podcast, the challenge of being a single but carrying out God's plans to host the podcast, in addition to providing tips for all believers in any season either pursuing marriage or married, focusing on how to have a Kingdom marriage. Connect with Alysha here: https://linktr.ee/themarriageprojectco --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spaceofgracepodcast/support

There might not seem to be anything wrong with looking into personality tests or dabbling in astrology because you're wondering what your future might become. However, if there's one thing me and my husband have learned it's that God is the only one who can tell you that. There are no shortcuts to knowing your destiny and understanding your identity. Here are some reasons why you might want to think twice before letting a sign, a number, or a title define you. "Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be." -Psalm 139:16 Don't forget to check out our podcast interview with "The Marriage Project": https://www.themarriageproject.co/podcast/2020/3/31/his-and-her-perspective-on-glowing-through-marriage-the-arts-and-family-ft-kytia-and-jerrell Also, get your free 32 page sample of Jerrell's new book "The Trials of Samson: Bloodlines Volume 1": https://www.eggizo.com/

This week's episode is one my heart needed and I pray it meets you in a tender way too. Let's Talk Friendship is exactly what Alysha Miller came on the show to do, talk all things friendship! 1) Why we need it. 2) How it's a call from The Lord. 3) How to stick it out when things get hard.I don't know about you but recently my heart has felt weary so I pray you to find yourself listening to this episode feeling like you're one of our friends sitting at the table with us.1) Tell us about you!Alysha Miller lives in Southern California where she serves her local church in the 5-6th grade ministry and also is a full-time wedding photographer.Being around a lot of couples stepping into marriage, in 2015, she felt the Lord move her heart to compassion for marriage as a whole and for those who were stepping into marriage without fully realizing what they were stepping into. She wanted to use the gift of photography the Lord had given her to shine a light on what marriage is, who defines it and answer questions from a biblical perspective pertaining to it. Who better than to ask then married couples who have traversed this path? Learn how ironically God would use a single girl to set out on a journey to get to the heart of His heart for marriage.The project is a photography project turned podcast in hopes that interviewing couples with Christ at the center of their marriage can answer some of the harder questions yet ultimately, the objective has always been to glorify Christ through marriage as it points to our relationship with Him, Christ, and His church.And help us realize, He is our first love.  Nothing will satisfy us, apart from Him.  No relationship, no person, no marriage was ever intended to take the place of Him in our hearts.2) I’ve been so excited to sit down with you and talk all things friendship. Not only because of the one God has gifted in us but because of the way God has grown your faith through the strong friendships he’s given you. How have you seen The Lord use the strong biblically-centered friendships you have to keep you focused on Him? It would have been much easier to miss on Sunday or not stay committed to things had it not been for the girl's God has placed in my life.  It’s accountability but it’s more than accountability.  It’s love.  I want to show up, I want to see my friends! Church on Sundays is a place that has been built into a habit and I get to see my friends.Love what Pastor Ed shared on Sunday, the LOVE of Christ that fills us. 1 John 4 — it’s His love, real love, for one another and when we have this in common and come together and hear what He’s doing in each other’s life, supporting each other in prayer, caring for the other, we’re showing His love for us to each other.Prayer support is HUGE. They have carried out the ministry things I’ve done bc they’ve prayed over future plans with me, and have listened to my heart and dreams and listened intently. carry one another’s burdens (Galatians 6:2)It’s not one-sided, I do the same. One of my best friends, how we met, heart to heart across a couch and went on a prayer walk a few hours after meeting. The deepest friendships are formed there.There’s just been heart to hearts and safe places to land my heart when it’s needed a place to confess, work through heart things.Listening and being trustworthy, being someone friends can trust and come to with things they need to talk about. Good listeners, but it takes one to be one. Learning the art of listening, with your heart. That was a season God took me through, no always waiting to talk but just listening to understand.  I didn’t always need to get a word in. Cell phones face down on the table don’t count. Heart to heart, over a table, no phone out. Also, no gossiping or slandering.  That’s a hard one! I slip so much when it comes to speech and those are usually the more convicting verses for me reading about the power of the tongue,James 4:11 “Brothers and sisters, do not slander one another. Anyone who speaks against a brother or sister or judges them speaks against the law and judges it. When you judge the law, you are not keeping it, but sitting in judgment on it.” There are at least 32 verses about gossip according to Google and 27 pertaining to the tongue and maybe there’s an overlap on some, but that’s a lot!My call as a friend is to be encouraging, building my friends up with my words and pointing THEM back to HIM and pray for them. They don’t need my opinion about other people. I need to repent of that when I mess up, (repenting pretty much daily) and ask the Lord to cleanse me from the hidden sins lurking in my heart and to keep me from the deliberate sins lurking there. Psalm 19:12-14 The hidden sin is the word or impulsive blurb about somebody that comes out of my heart, the deliberate sin is knowing I don’t need to say that, chewing on it and saying it anyway.  I’ve been working with the Lord on this one, thinking ahead. Where will the conversation turn if I say this?  Then probably don’t need to say it.3) Biblically speaking friendship is a call, we’re called to be in relationship with other believers.  What would you say to someone who gets caught up "taking back their yes?”I used to be that girl.  I would flake, I would make commitments than decide to cancel last minute. And hey, I probably still do that every now and then. BUT in Christ, He has given me a different perspective.  TO be a good friend is to show up, even when I last minute feel tired or want to be an introvert. A loving Creator designed us to exist in a relationship with Him, with each other and with the rest of creation. Friendship is a good thing, a God thing.Romans 12:10 Love one another with mutual affection; outdo one another in showing honor. This is GOD’S HEART.I have learned and am still learning how to use my yes’ more thoughtfully, not just gleefully excitedly saying YES to every invite and asserting my no’s when I’m being pulled a lot of different ways or no even when I want to say yes because it’s the responsible thing or I know the yes isn’t the thing God wants for me. Then I feel more purposeful in fulfilling the “yes’” and knowing there are blessings on the other side of that yes when the day comes around to meet up with said friends and maybe my feelings are telling me to stay home because it’d be more convenient for me.  Whenever I’ve followed through on my yes (and I pretty much will now with any YES unless I’m really sick or there’s rain or something out of my control happening) I am always SO glad I followed through because I would have missed out on SO much with that friend.  And it’s two-sided, I am filled up and so is she!The devil is in those lying feelings to stay home, he wants to RIP US OFF of anything productive, fun, fruitful, enjoyable, edifying, good for us that’s going to build up the Body.4) Personally speaking, I know it can be really hard to put myself out there ESPECIALLY with women my age. How have you learned to do this?It started with bible study.  That’s where most of my friendships in the Lord have blossomed out of.  I’m blessed to be a part of a women’s bible study that is multi-generational, so we get to hear wisdom from someone more seasoned in life yet also been paired with women my age.  Our church is pretty intentional about that.  So within the safe parameters of studying the Word of God together and a group setting, we’ve gotten to know each other through speaking about life’s situations but with prayer and the Word of God around it.  Then it’s branched off from there and we already know some things about each other.The branching out part though might take some going out of our comfort zones. Being the one to text and invite to coffee or lunch, and I think being the first to share things about me invites this person to share more about herself.  It can be an awkward thing if you make it that, but it also doesn’t have to be. But having the Lord in common makes girls I’ve literally just met feel like sisters, we have this immediate bond and it’s awesome!5) Hardship in deep friendship is inevitable. Knowing your part of your story can you share the difference between allowing the Holy Spirit to work verses hashing it out in the flesh.Yes! Sharing the iron sharpening iron thing, living together, and having an honest conversation about where we were disagreeing, how we hurt each other alone felt like we had done it in our strength because I walked away shaking and with nothing resolved.  We went in around and round circles and were just not understanding each other.But we even talked about going our separate ways if it just couldn’t get better because we couldn’t keep living this way and we realized if that happened though it be like a divorce, other friends had connected through the two of us, and we didn’t make other friends have to choose between us the rest of their lives. But God!I Didn’t text her going to church that Sunday, she came and sat next to me and the message was on the power of forgiveness and we just hugged after and it was gone. Without any words yet a Mediator and He just took it. We later realized what held us for that year and a half of bitterness and hurt feelings for each other had felt like a prison sentence….and I kid you not this is literally what I had said a couple years prior.  I had just got done reading a book called Captive in Iran (such a good book!) and the testimonies of these two women in jail together had me saying, “What if we went to jail for our faith together?” And we said, dang we felt like we had.Mark and Paul (sent Mark away but then called Barnabas to bring Mark back to him as he was helpful in ministry 2 Tim 4:116) Living in a world of instant gratification it can feel hard to navigate “lasting” friendships. They seem uncommon and honestly, counter-cultural. What would you say to the person desiring deep relationships in our current fast pace, on the go, busy world?Pray about it! My mom told that.  You can pray for a friend in the Lord! God will be happy to answer that. He’s answered it a hundredfold and in one on one’s, discussing the Word of God, praying together like I said and just being intentional in investing and listening and being genuinely interested in your friend’s life!Also, because we live in a fast-paced, busy world, there needs to be much grace… I need to be less and less offendable.  If a friend doesn’t get right back to me through text, grace.  If you see her with another friend on Instagram and you feel left out grace.Don’t just exit the friendship and start over.  Next time, just say OH ID LOVE TO JOIN YOU GIRLS NEXT TIME if that’s something you really would want.7) The living with less podcast birthed from John 3:30 is all about living with less of the things getting in the way of who Christ is calling us to be. If someone asked you what they needed to begin living with less of in regards to this, what would you tell them and why?I’d say, less of isolation, more community.  Do the thing you’re flesh is telling you not to do. Go to the Friday night study, sign up for the women’s bible study, say yes to the book club even if it’s not your favorite book, drive 30 mins out of your way to meet up to study alongside her.Less shutting down, more opening up.  Be willing to share and be real with that friend.Fewer friends who only like things you like, more sisters in Christ who may challenge you to do things you’d never do before.Like run or indoor rock climb, go out on a limb and think less of self and more of others!8) Can you share a small snippet of what The Marriage Project podcast is all about? Yes! The Marriage Project is an extension of my wedding photography business and an extension of God’s heart for marriage.  He’s led me to create a platform for Christian married couples to share their testimonies and to glorify Christ through the messier, harder parts of their stories and hopefully, in doing so, others can learn more about marriage, what it is, what God’s heart is for it and understand the weight of the calling marriage is. Hoping it can equip many!That is scraping the surface, you can read more at www.themarriageproject.co or on Instagram @themarriageprojectco.

This week we're under a quarantine of unprecedented proportion but this is also an opportunity to connect on a deeper level with your family. These 5 tips will help you keep the right mindset during these strange times. Connect with us in our Facebook community, The Business and Marriage Project, for even more value and support.

There is power in our words. We can either speak Life or Death into another person. This episode is meant to help find ways to build others up instead of tearing them down. Connect with us for more access in our Facebook community: The Business and Marriage Project

This week, we look at how being curious can impact your small business and your larger than life marriage. Maintaining a youthful enthusiasm and childlike curiosity is a sign of maturity. Connect with us in our Facebook community, The Business and Marriage Project.

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This week we look at some different scenarios from being just the face of the business and bringing your spouse into the fold or different transitions that may require you to shoulder the load. Share your comments and thoughts to team@abundancedaily.com. Join our Facebook community, The Business and Marriage Project.

We look at the dynamic of associations and the impact on your business and relationship. This week, pay special attention to those around you and their influences in your everyday life. As mentioned on the episode we invite you to join our Facebook community "The Business and Marriage Project".

During our tour of Australia, we had the opportunity to meet many listeners and make some amazing new friends.  One of our events was a day seminar for engaged and newly married couples with an Australian ministry - The Marriage Project.  During the day, we had a time to take questions from the audience and we loved it! It was great to experience firsthand the desire that these couples had for intentional, authentic relationships with each other and with their greater community.  We answered questions about blending families, challenge of children and marriage, discerning family size, and even our most important piece of advice to a newly married couple (that one was hard!). We hope you enjoy hearing us interacting with our listeners and hearing us really think on our feet!     Catholic Family Fests: https://www.messyfamilyproject.org/speaking/events/catholic-family-vacation/ Summer Family Retreat Box: https://www.messyfamilyproject.org/summer-family-retreat-box/

In this episode I share where God is taking the project and how it ties into this month's couple. There's something we have in common... AFRICA. That's right! The Marriage Project is headed to South Africa come September. When God wills, He makes a way. June's testimony behind the matrimony is featuring Erin and Robert Zaglago. Both Erin and Robert made it their priority to serve God first, develop their individual relationship with Him before seeking marriage and eventually their paths crossed as Erin followed Jesus to Ghana, Africa where she met Robert. One "glory to God" moment Robert shares: Robert: "There are honestly so many that it would be hard to choose. When we were first married, as we stated, neither of us had a job and a little money saved. We had to apply for my Green Card- which was not cheap. And the Lord spoke to someone to give the EXACT amount that was needed. Also our son is a miracle." I love the way they share their individual walks of faith, both so different and unique and how amazing to see God sharpen the other through the way they each see Him. Plus, we hear about the ministry God is calling them to in Zambia where they will soon be moving. These two are missionaries who love Jesus with their whole heart's and they share with us how God got hold of their hearts at different points in their lives — Robert when we was in junior high and Erin when she was in her early twenties. Something powerfully shared through each of their testimonies is the grace of God in His revealing Himself to us through His Holy Spirit. I'm reminded that it's never too early to begin serving God with your life. God raised Robert up from a young age and Robert set his mind and heart on serving Jesus. It's not about “some day”, but “this day” and how we will choose to respond to the Holy Spirit moving in our hearts. The choice is ours, He's given us freewill. May this be the day of your salvation or recommitment if you have yet to give your life to Christ or have fallen away from Him for a time. May the knowledge of His love go from your head to your heart, a softening of your heart toward Him as you sense Him speaking to your heart to just trust Him and surrender all. Be blessed! More info of the ministry and organization they will be leading can be found on: www.bofheaven.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“The family is indeed more than any other social reality, the place where an individual can exist ‘for himself' through the sincere gift of self...it is the ‘sanctuary of life'” ~ St. John Paul II, Letter to Families, #11 This episode is our first LIVE podcast, recorded during our Australian Tour in May 2019.  During this tour, we presented a seminar sponsored by our good friends (Australians, read “mates!” ) at the Marriage Project.  In this talk we examined the question “What is the nature of family?” Society cannot define was this nature is, because society did not give family its nature. Family has a given meaning all its own. According to St. John Paul II, a family is a community of life whose mission it is to guard, reveal and communicate love. It is a man and woman bound together in a life long commitment whose love is fruitful.   Therefore, our understanding of marriage must be seen within the context of family, since not only do we all come from a family, but we are made for family. Survey about future membership site: https://messyfamilypro.wpengine.com/membership/ Join our newsletter (don't miss out):https://messyfamilyproject.org/contact-us-legacy/subscribe

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We hear from Alysha Miller, photographer, founder and host of the Marriage Project. She explains the heart behind the project, what's to be expected when listening to this podcast and shares her heart about marriage. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sex, Intimacy, and Marriage: is a happy, sexy, intimate marriage an urban myth? And then the natural follow up question... How can couples foster happy sexy intimacy in their relationship? On “Love and Laughter w Beth” we talk about all sorts of frisky, pleasurable, and incredibly intimate topics … all with an eye towards furthering loving, passionate, romantic and sexual connections. Because after all, fueling our hearts with love does more good than cardio alone ever will. In this episode, Beth tackles the biggest, most challenging kind of sexual lifestyle of all - MARRIAGE! Her perspective is hard earned, garnered from more than a decade working full time as board-certified divorce lawyer, as well as being married for 22 years before getting her own divorce. Her take away? Sex and emotional intimacy are not one and the same; but when both are present, they can often heal and seal a relationship. Especially a marriage. Joining her to talk about this is Daniela Antelo, creator of the Marriage Project. What started out as a series of casual conversations over coffee with friends, soon evolved into interviews of over 100 men and women about some of the most intimate elements of their marriages. No one has all the answers about how to create a happy marriage, but asking the right questions can be a good start. And Beth and Daniela have some great suggestions for how anyone can add some Erotic Excitement to their relationship.

Marriage Project #4 - What's the Secret to Happily Ever After by Jamey Miller

Marriage Project #3 - What Should We Do When We Just Can’t Get Along by James A.

Marriage Project #2 - What Do I Do When The Feelings Change? by Jamey Miller

Does Marriage Really Matter Anymore? by Jamey Miller

Megan and Luke, part of the #YOLO generation, take the Marriage Project at UVA to task with their study and findings on pre-marital indicators of marital quality. Is there really a link between your relationships before your spouse, the way you make choices together, and the size of your wedding and how happy you are in your marriage??Findings are mixed. Listen to find out. Discussed in the podcast: www.before-i-do.org

In light of the latest scandel in the abortion industry. Why does it seems that the church is plsying a role in keeping abortion legal in America. Join Rev. Thomas D. Smith as he discusses the role of the church in the abortion issue with Pastor Shannon Wright of the Last Civil Right    In 2004 Shannon Wright was first ordained Reverend. Later that year she made her radio debut as a guest on WKMB 1070 am Know Your Community with former Plainfield NJ Mayor Rev. Richard L. Taylor. In 2005 the then Rev. Wright competed for and won the title of Mrs. Union County United States and became co-host of WKMB 1070AM Know Your Community. In 2006 Rev. Shannon Wright and her husband Michael were both ordained Pastors. Through the ministry Pastors Wright are looking to improve public education for minority students and create avenues to improve the life of youth in general. The Wrights have developed a charter school curriculum for leadership and social change for use in our urban centers. In 2014 The Frederick Douglass Academy For Leadership and Social Change will come to be. Currently Pastor is heavily involved The Marriage Project which is the ministry marriage program for engaged and recently married couples and has been approached to turn the program into a