Have you ever noticed how easy it is to get frustrated with others? Maybe it’s your friend who never has time to grab coffee, your co-worker who doesn’t get her work in on time, or your spouse who always seems to be late. Before long, you find yourself feeling frustrated with resentment building under the surface. But what if the problem isn’t others, but our hearts?
In this week’s episode of The Deep Dish, Melissa sits down with Ann Wilson to talk about marriage, the power of words, and confronting your own heart. No matter your relationship status, this conversation is both convicting and full of hope. Plus, keep scrolling for a couple of articles to help you pursue God-honoring relationships with others.
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When You Want to Change Your Husband
Do you ever wish you could change something about your husband? In this episode of The Deep Dish, Melissa talks with Ann Wilson about the peaks and valleys of marriage and the importance of speaking life to your spouse.
Share a bit of your story—if you’re married, how did you and your husband meet? If you’re single, what relationships or experiences have shaped your view of marriage?
How have you seen yourself and your husband grow or change over the years?
How has God used marriage (or relationships) as a tool to shape your character and deepen your walk with Christ?
In what ways would you like to use your words more wisely, especially in prayer and in communication with your husband (or with others in your life)?
How do you discern when to extend grace and overlook an offense versus when to gently address it? How can you communicate the truth in love in those moments?
What are some intentional ways you can encourage your husband, honor him, or “fill his tank” (or the “tanks” of others in your life) this week?
How can your discussion partners pray for you and your marriage?
