Francis Chan, pastor and author of the new marriage book You, Me and Forever: Marriage in Light of Eternity, was recently a guest on the Ask Pastor John Podcast, where he shared about fighting for joy, leading his family, why singles marry later, spousal arguments, and other topics, including monitoring video game time of kids in the “Dads and Family Leadership” episode.
I enjoyed his comments enough to share below. Enjoy!
Francis Chan’s Daily Fight for Joy
The Christ-Centered Family
Discerning Maturity in a Boyfriend Before Marriage
Why Christian Singles Are Marrying Later
Why Joy Is Essential to Leadership
How to Argue with Your Spouse
Dads and Family Leadership
You may also enjoy 3 Francis Chan Sermons on Christ-Centered Relationships.
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[…] Francis Chan on Fighting for Joy, Singles Marrying Later, Spousal Arguments, and Monitoring Video Ga… Our friend Kevin Halloran writes “Francis Chan, pastor and author of the new marriage book You, Me and Forever: Marriage in Light of Eternity, was recently a guest on the Ask Pastor John Podcast, where he shared about fighting for joy, leading his family, why singles marry later, spousal arguments, and other topics, including monitoring video game time of kids in the “Dads and Family Leadership” episode.” […]