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Pastor Mark Driscoll here from Real Faith.

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This week, we're gonna answer this question.

How do you get a new marriage with the same spouse?

And we're gonna be working out of Song of Songs

and also chapter eight in the real romance book.

If you didn't get a copy, there's a free copy on the way out

or you can order one if you're watching online.

And here's what happens.

Every single relationship, eventually, inevitably, it's a bit of a

rough patch. For those of you who are married, is this a fact you would testify? Is in fact true

in a relationship? You hit a rough patch. Okay, we need to testify for the single people because they

still have hope. And we need them to see that, you know, it's good to have a little bit of hope,

but at some point you're going to get married and you're going it's good to have a little bit of hope, but at some point

you're going to get married and you're going to annoy each other, or you're going to get

stuck and you're going to get some bad habits. That's just what happens. And just because you

have bad habits doesn't mean you have a bad marriage. And it doesn't mean you need a new spouse

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