Chuck Wood II and I chat about a really, really important topic in ministry: Being on the same page with your spouse.
Quotes:
If we have active disagreement, we at least know where we stand. But if we have passive indifference… that can lead to a whole lot of other things that never get dealt with.”
“When you’re single, you just throw your gear in the back of the Humvee and take off. But when you’re married, it’s like getting on a C-130—you don’t just throw your stuff in; you latch it down.”
“If you’re in ministry as a family, that doesn’t mean that everybody’s going to do the same things.”
“Different is not bad. Different is actually good.”
“Live with your spouse in an understanding way—that requires listening, not just trying to vision-cast.”
Season 9: On Pioneering/How to Stick, Episode 16
