Together For Good

So admit it - we are all different. After all, haven't you heard it said that "Opposites attract"? Well, that may be true, but after they attraction, many find themselves attacking the very thing to which they were attracted. What are we to do?

Join Dan and Melodie as they lead us to a new look at the different personalities we all possess and help us navigate a better understanding that allows us "submitting to one another out of reverence for Christ." (Ephesians 5:21)

"We hope to ...." is not a great way to approach making your marriage a success. The only way to get the marriage relationship you desire is by committing to certain on-purpose practices to experience specific results.

In Part 4 of their new podcast series, "The Intentionals: Creating an On-Purpose Marriage", Dan and Melodie share why Investing Annually in your marriage is so very important.

"We hope to ...." is not a great way to approach making your marriage a success. The only way to get the marriage relationship you desire is by committing to certain on-purpose practices to experience specific results.

In Part 3 of their new podcast series, "The Intentionals: Creating an On-Purpose Marriage", Dan and Melodie explain why retreating monthly to create space for the larger conversations to dream and reconnect is so very important.

"We hope to ...." is not a great way to approach making your marriage a success. The only way to get the marriage relationship you desire is by committing to certain on-purpose practices to experience specific results.

In Part 2 of their new podcast series, "The Intentionals", Dan and Melodie talk some INTENTIONAL ways you can date your spouse weekly.

"We hope to ...." is not a great way to approach making your marriage a success. The only way to get the marriage relationship you desire is by committing to certain on-purpose practices to experience specific results.

In Part 1 of their new podcast series, "The Intentionals", Dan and Melodie look at the importance of connecting daily with your spouse in some INTENTIONAL ways.

In this episode, Dan and Melodie continue leaning into the questions they have been asked through the years around the topic of forgiveness.

Today, the Griffins tackle these difficult forgiveness questions: "How do I forgive myself?"; and "What are the lines between forgiveness and enabling?"

In Part 1 of the common questions we are asked about forgiveness, we tackle a couple of difficult challenges on the forgiveness journey: "How do I know I've forgiven someone who has offended me?"; and "How long does it take to forgive?"

Real questions about a difficult topic. In fact, you may want to check out our earlier episodes on what forgiveness is and what forgiveness is not as you work through these tough questions.

 

“When Jesus extended forgiveness on the cross, not one person had asked for it.”

In this episode, Dan and Melodie discuss what forgiveness is NOT (check out our previous episode as we discussed what forgiveness IS!).

"Unforgiveness is the poison I swallow hoping to kill the person that has offended me."

 

Unforgiveness a heavy weight that impacts our lives in ways we often may be unaware. Join Dan and Melodie as they talk what is forgiveness and how this journey opens doors to the life you have always wanted.

All "Fair Fights" need clear ground rules so we can achieve the desired resolution. In this episode of the Together For Good podcast, Dan and Melodie share their ground rules that help keep their conflict on track toward healthy resolution. Bonus: Don't miss the on-air debut of Calvin the Cat!!!