MarriageToday with Jimmy & Karen Evans Video Podcast

Every person has felt unloved and rejected. Rejection changes how we treat those around us. In order to have fulfilling relationships especially in marriage, we must learn how to overcome rejection.

Jimmy Evans discusses two important decisions we make when looking for a spouse. When you understand what compatibility really means, your differences can bring harmony and peace to your relationship.

Have you ever been jealous of someone's wealth, power or good looks? Today Jimmy Evans discusses why we compare ourselves with others and the steps we can take to overcome comparison in our lives.

Traumatic experiences often lead to guilt and shame. Authors and conference speakers Linda Dillow and Lorraine Pintus give advice on overcoming shame and living a life full of freedom and forgiveness.

Whatever we do in life, there is always a risk. But we have a choice, will we live by fear or by faith? Today you can discover how to overcome fear and walk in freedom.

It's human nature to sometimes feel discouraged and overwhelmed. Even though all of us will be discouraged from time to time, how you respond when you are down is always a choice.

The actions you take on a daily basis will predict your future success. Jimmy and Karen Evans discuss four key habits of successfully married couples. Positive habits create trust, build intimacy and meet needs.

There are profound promises for couples who pray together. Prayer protects your thoughts and emotions while bringing peace to your relationship. Jimmy and Karen discuss how prayer can strengthen a marriage.

Our thinking directly influences how we relate to everyone in our lives. We often naturally resist the wisdom of scripture especially when it comes to relationships. Jimmy Evans discusses three critical reasons why we resist change and how to overcome.

Men and women have a natural tendency to control and dominate one another in marriage. Jimmy and Karen discuss how couples can overcome the fight for control and become equal partners in their relationship.