Mark answers an email from a wife wondering how she and her husband can have a “normal” sex life after all his porn use. She also wonders if the solution is that she makes her own “sex tape” for him. A listener from Austria wants to know how to instruct Christians who say the Bible isn’t clear on no sex before marriage, a young woman asks if virgins put off a “vibe” that men can pick up on, and a guy has an issue with women who don’t take their husband’s last name.
Mark and Debbie begin the show discussing an article about an adultery website.
A listener would like to know what it means to “be a man”, so Mark explains what makes a real man. A wife wants help reconnecting with her husband after a series of miscarriages, and another needs tips on not putting up with bad behavior from her man.
Mark gives the statistics on the influence of a father on the spiritual and moral development of children.
They revisit a previously discussed situation with a pastor and his wife when the daughter emails in to say “thank you”. A listener wants to know if God will allow her to divorce her husband since he cheated on her but is now repentant. The saga continues with the husband who was overly involved in ministry and neglecting his wife.
Mark answers a question about giving money to help your poor family when they keep doing dumb things, and another question from a guy who wonders if he needs to change churches to find a woman.
Mark outlines the important things that you need discuss before you marry someone, and the important role a father should play in his daughters life. A wife is afraid of falling to temptation because she want to feel ‘loved,’ but is disgusted by the idea of her husband touching her. A divorced man with kids looks for some advice from Mark about dating again. A wife wants to know if she was too hard on her husband after he let her down.
On the show today, Mark and Debbie opened with an interesting article from The Wall Street Journal, This Is Your Brain Without Dad.
Mark and Debbie get to follow-up e-mails on the show dealing with one-sided stories, ‘the other woman,’ and the importance of really letting things go. A husband e-mails the show about his sex-life. Another husband e-mails about his stay at home-wife that is not happy.
