Election Anxiety, Fatherhood Wounds, & Premarital Counseling

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Show Notes for this Episode

• 3:08: Teaching Segment: Dealing with Election Anxiety
  • Blog: How to Deal with Election Anxiety
• 8:39: I am a very responsible 17-yr-old but feel like I am missing out on the fun of life
• 17:25:Dad is marrying the mistress he left our family for. Should I go to the wedding and welcome her to the family?
• 29:57:I just left an abusive marriage. How do I navigate my kids’ relationship with their father?
• 43:30:I'm getting married soon and my fiancé doesn’t want to do pre-marital counseling
• 51:52:Lyrics of the day: "Faith" - George Michael

tags: election, politics, voting, anxiety, responsibility, growing up, forgiveness, marriage, reconciliation, remarriage, values, faith, abuse, parenting, premarital counseling, engagement, communication

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