Have you ever found yourself in a similar argument with your spouse? You were trying to communicate with each other – great! But somewhere along the way, wires got crossed. Now someone is mad, frustrated, or got their feelings hurt – not great. Where did things go wrong? Let's explore a few reasons why you're misunderstanding each other – and how to cut through the noise.

I don't just want to connect with him for me. He has rich thoughts—as a complex, stunning person—rumbling beneath the surface. I want to both know him and be known. I want, in our conversation, to be naked and unashamed (Genesis 2:25)

Communication is a multifaceted exchange that can be challenging to master, even in the best of relationships. Married couples must work especially hard to ensure they're communicating clearly and effectively for the best possible outcomes. Becoming good communicators takes teamwork and patience, and the process isn't always linear. It can take months or even years, depending on the couple.

Words (kind or unkind) have a tremendous impact on the emotional temperature of our marriages. Your wife wants to know what you think, but she especially wants to know what you think of her.

What would happen if you listen to learn? a principle from Proverbs 1:5

Pastor Josh shares some throughts for couples about construction, I mean communication. The challenge to build up rather than tear down. Ephesians 4:29

Let's put the phones down! Pastor Josh and his wife Kelly share some thoughts and ideas for couples to grow in communication. Proverbs 1:5