083: SOMETHING’S BUGGING ME

Are stressful situations good for your marriage?

This week Tony and Alisa were hit with an unexpected case of lice (times 3).

Tony and Alisa had to make decisions on how they were going to treat each other and how they were going to serve one another.

There wasn’t much time to think, but the decisions they made had an impact on their marriage.

It turns out that having lice this week was really good for our marriage.

Next time you are facing a stressful situation stop and think before reacting. Doing this will be the best way for you to serve your spouse during this time of difficulty.

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