Joined at the Rib

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss the current messy and expensive renovations in their house and how "busting down the walls" in a relationship is needed for healing and growth as a couple.

Is there someone out there for everyone? What happens if you accidentally pass the "right person" in the mall, are you destined to be alone? Paul and Heather Augustin discuss how they bought into the lies about settling in the past to avoid loneliness and give the top three MUST haves in a dating relationship.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss how opposites may attract before marriage but often after the wedding, opposites attack. They also discuss how do you address behaviors your spouse has that keep him/her from authentic joy.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss how they've messed up decisions in the past and how they've learned to come together and discern decisions as a couple, despite being having pretty different temperaments.

Paul and Heather Augustin share how they've experienced trials in praying together as a couple, and how they are trying to make sure prayer is a part of their daily routine together.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss the top ten reasons why marriages end in divorce by discussing their own past mistakes in their first marriages and how they intentionally try to avoid these mistakes daily in their relationship.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss how they've committed to never let money drive them apart and how to avoid attachment to wealth and possessions.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss how they mistakenly bought into the lie that our identities are defined by our job title and work successes, We share how, even in noble professions, we cannot define ourselves by our careers.

Paul and Heather Augustin discuss the trials and difficulties that come when we are in seasons of waiting. You will also hear Heather share how she even tried to get the pope to pull her out of a situation.

Paul and Heather discuss the importance of not listening to respond but listening to understand and how listening is poison to our pride.