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Ever feel your spouse canât do anything rightâeven down to the way they drink coffee? Youâre not alone.
In this episode, Brad and Marilyn Rhoads join host Rick Dayton to explore how intentional gratitude can shift your entire marriage dynamic. They break down a simple but powerful âeye examâ practice, share how perspective shapes connection, and talk honestly about how frustration creeps in even for long-time couples. Plus, Marilyn shares the moment gratitude rewired her heart after a silent standoff over a house.
This isnât about blind optimismâitâs about rewiring how you see your spouse so you can start building from a place of appreciation instead of irritation.
đ KEY IDEAS:
- How to practice gratitude in marriage when you donât feel thankful
- Why gratitude can transform your relationship (even during hard seasons)
- What to do when your spouse annoys you and everything feels off
- A simple journaling habit that can help save your marriage
- How specific compliments build stronger emotional connection
- Why most couples overlook this powerful gratitude reset
- An âeye examâ exercise that helps couples reconnect emotionally
- How gratitude impacts your mental health and your marriage
- Why focusing on your spouseâs strengths can change everything
- The difference between saying âthanksâ and showing true appreciation
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Ever feel your spouse canât do anything rightâeven down to the way they drink coffee? Youâre not alone.
In this episode, Brad and Marilyn Rhoads join host Rick Dayton to explore how intentional gratitude can shift your entire marriage dynamic. They break down a simple but powerful âeye examâ practice, share how perspective shapes connection, and talk honestly about how frustration creeps in even for long-time couples. Plus, Marilyn shares the moment gratitude rewired her heart after a silent standoff over a house.
This isnât about blind optimismâitâs about rewiring how you see your spouse so you can start building from a place of appreciation instead of irritation.
đ KEY IDEAS:
- How to practice gratitude in marriage when you donât feel thankful
- Why gratitude can transform your relationship (even during hard seasons)
- What to do when your spouse annoys you and everything feels off
- A simple journaling habit that can help save your marriage
- How specific compliments build stronger emotional connection
- Why most couples overlook this powerful gratitude reset
- An âeye examâ exercise that helps couples reconnect emotionally
- How gratitude impacts your mental health and your marriage
- Why focusing on your spouseâs strengths can change everything
- The difference between saying âthanksâ and showing true appreciation
LIKE WHAT YOU'RE HEARING??Â
â
Subscribe & Share â Help us spread the message of grace-based marriage by subscribing to the Grace Marriage Podcast and sharing this episode with friends or family.
â
Join Grace Marriage â Ready to invest in your marriage? Visit GraceMarriage.com to learn how proactive marriage care can transform your relationship.
â
Leave a Review â Your feedback helps us reach more couples who need encouragement.
FOLLOW US:
đ Facebook: facebook.com/gracemarriage
đ Instagram: instagram.com/gracemarriage
đ YouTube: youtube.com/@grace_marriage

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