Jane loved crisps. She ate them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, even at Fancy Pants' restaurants.

Your crisps, madam. Years went by, but then crisps stopped doing it for her. They got her thrown out of cinemas,

and were forever in the bedsheets.

crisps. They're kind of like your current account, just because they were good ones doesn't mean you

have to stick with them forever. Maybe it's time to switch with the current account switch service.

The commitment that keeps our relationship with Christ alive is the commitment that says,

Jesus, you have my heart, and I'll never give this place in my heart to anybody or anything else.

Hi, I'm Jimmy Evans, co-host of the Marriage Today podcast. Today we have a great teaching for you

that I pray grows your marriage and blesses you as you seek to center your marriage on Christ.

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Great marriage is very emotionally bilingual. In a great marriage, the husband speaks

woman, and the woman speaks man. I have a friend of mine who lived in Central America. He's a

missionary down there for many years, and I was with him down there one day in Panama, and we were

striving around. He'd been living down there 30 or 40 years, and I asked him this question. I said,

do you think in English or Spanish? And he looked at me and he said, what'd you just say to me?

I said, do you think in English or do you think in Spanish? And he's out of no.

The next day he said Spanish. Let me tell you something. I've been married so long. I think woman.

I know what that sister wants. So if you're going to be romantic, it's not a lesson. It's a

demonstration. See, a lot of people try to be romantic. It's like, I want to teach you about sex.

I want you to enjoy sex. You come over here. I want you to talk. I want you to learn how to talk.

I want you to learn how to talk about you. And so we're trying to give each other a lesson. That's

not romance. Romance is going into your spouse's world and speaking their language according to

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