298: TRULY THANKFUL

The word thankful means, “feeling or expressing gratitude; appreciative.”

As a married couple you should take time each day, week, and month to share with your spouse how truly thankful you are for them. For how they have had a positive impact in your life.

With the end of the year and the holidays upon you it is a perfect time to share with your spouse why you are truly thankful for them over the past year.

In this week’s show Tony and Alisa talk about expressing gratitude to your spouse about why you are truly thankful for them over this past year.

285 – Words of Encouragement

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