AI OVERVIEW: Offense in marriage often becomes a fence that hides the person you fell in love with, because love keeps no record of wrongs. When conflict arises, three responses guide couples: Forget, Forgive, and Fix. Forget means not every frustration must become an issue, choosing to overlook differences and not be offended. Forgive means pursuing reconciliation when real hurt occurs, following the example in Ephesians 4:32 and forgiving as God forgave you. Fix means identifying practical changes so the same conflict won’t recur, and agreeing on how to behave differently. The message emphasizes that empty fences and two boards down lead to a restored, Christlike relationship.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: --- How do two people who were once deeply in love begin to feel so far apart? When we’re hurt or disappointed by our spouse, it can be easy to keep track of what happened. One offense becomes another, and over time those unresolved issues begin to affect how we see and respond t...
