If we want to, “Make America Great Again” we need to start the rebuilding process in our homes by “Making ‘Your Marriage’ Great Again.” In this episode we discuss four ways to, “Make ‘Your Marriage’ Great Again”

There is a big difference between being committed to your marriage and being devoted to your marriage. Being 'Committed' means you’re loyal to your spouse and that is a good thing. Being 'Devoted' means being zealous for and enjoying your marriage, which is a great thing.

“Hubba Hubba” is an expression historically used by men when they see a good looking woman to express admiration, approval and/or attraction. In this segment we discuss how husbands and wives can show attraction toward each other. We also discuss a survey that claims sharing chores can improve intimacy in marriage.

Special Guest, Denise Malone, Sam's wife fills in and talks about how to prepare for a party without arguing, keeping fireworks in your marriage and much more.

When you say, "I love you" what do you really mean? Biblically speaking, you should love your spouse three ways (Agape, Phileo, Eros). All three are essential to a strong, thriving and passionate marriage.

Part 1: Why do we get irritated when our spouses ask or tell us to do something? The issue is not the task, it’s that we probably feel inconvenienced. In other words, we’ve placed a higher value on the things we want to do than the things our spouses want us to do. Part 2: If you want to get out of a rut, it may be better to make subtle changes instead of a total renovation. Little changes are easier to get comfortable with and learn to enjoy.

Part 1: What you focus on is typically what you will gravitate toward. Therefore, 3 Times a day, you should stop what you are doing for 3 minutes, and reflect on 3 positive characteristics of your spouse. Part 2: Planning a secret getaway with your spouse.

WYSINATI [wissy-notee] = "What You See Is ‘NOT’ All There Is." When entering any discussion in your marriage, WYSINATI should be your default approach, because there’s always more to the story than what you initially see, hear and feel. This segment covers three tips for applying WYSINATI to your marriage.

At the Indianapolis 500 the familiar statement, "Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines" marks the beginning of the race. From that point on it is full throttle. In marriage we tend to do the same thing when it comes to arguing. A familiar phrase is said and it's full throttle from that point on which results in raised blood pressure, higher heart rates, and increased voices. In this segment we discuss five ways to avoid full throttle arguing.