Reconnected with Greg and Erin Smalley
Focus On The Family With Jim DalyIf you’re a busy couple looking to strengthen your relationship, it can be difficult knowing where to start. That’s why we created Reconnected, an exclusive free video series with relationship experts Greg and Erin Smalley.
Videos
- 1Reconnected: Session 1 - Married RoomatesGreg and Erin Smalley remember the time when she felt like they were married roommates. They remind couples that God created marriage for deep intimacy, but husbands and wives must "fight the fade."
- 2Reconnected: Session 2 - Bids for ConnectionErin and Greg share how couples don’t mean to disconnect. That’s why it’s important to pay attention to "bids for connection." If you’re intentional, you can maximize your closeness.
- 3Reconnected: Session 3 - Life-Giving CommunicationnGreg and Erin identify the kinds of communication husbands and wives have with one another, and how husbands and wives need “heart talk” to feel known and to know their mate.
- 4Reconnected: Session 4 - Close PursuitErin and Greg explain that building connection in marriage begins with this idea: Your spouse is valuable and worthy of your ongoing pursuit. They also challenge marriages to pursue physical intimacy.
- 5Reconnected: Session 5 - Closed HeartsGreg and Erin talk about how disconnection often begins when a husband or wife closes their heart to the other — or to God. God desires an open heart, so His love can flow through you to your spouse.
- 6Reconnected: Session 6 - Our Wildest DreamsErin and Greg explore how healthy marriages should be centered around loving God and others through a common purpose. Husbands and wives can connect deeper by sharing dreams they pursue together.
- 7Reconnected: Session 7 - The JourneyGreg and Erin explain that marriage is like a hike. There are challenges, but there are also amazing views. You have to take the next step together. God wants to use your marriage in mighty ways.
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