Founder of 24/7 Marriage, Shannan Labrador joins Blake to discuss her journey as a "crappy Christian" and the early challenges in her marriage. She shares how she struggled with unhealed trauma and became the main problem in her marriage during the first five years. Through mentorship and self-reflection, she recognized her destructive behavior, made shifts towards healthier responses, and experienced transformative healing in her relationship with her husband. Join them as they talk about the importance of breaking unhealthy cycles in marriage and fostering a mindset of growth and improvement, emphasizing the need for humility and empathy.
In this episode, you’ll be able to:
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Explore the importance of breaking negative cycles in marriage by fostering humility and initiating positive changes.
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Learn how understanding and appreciating your spouse's background and upbringing can lead to a more empathetic and supportive relationship.
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Discover practical strategies, such as expressing gratitude and giving small wins, to cultivate a healthier love and respect dynamic in your marriage.
To connect with Shannan:
Website: 247marriage.org
Instagram: @247marriage
Facebook: @247marriage
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