31 | Three Signs Pride Is Killing Your Marriage (+ A Prayer To Defeat It)

Is Pride Quietly Sabotaging Your Christian Marriage?

Have you been wondering what the Bible says about marriage problems? Ever find yourself stuck in frustration, negativity, or even resentment, and not sure why? You’re not alone. These moments can quietly chip away at connection, and often, pride is at the root.

In this episode, we’re getting real about the sneaky signs of pride in a Christian marriage, how it might be affecting the emotional intimacy in your relationship, and what you can do to change it—starting today.

This isn’t about shame. It’s about healing. And it’s rooted in Scripture, spiritual insight, and real-life growth from someone who’s walked through it, too.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• How your posture and body language may reveal deeper emotional disconnection

• What your facial expressions are communicating—and how they affect your husband

• The surprising connection between humility and healing in marriage

• A simple mind-body tool to reset your attitude

• The truth about the role of a wife in a Christian marriage—and why humility isn’t weakness

• A powerful Christian marriage prayer to help you release pride and reconnect

• Why living out the “respect your husband” Bible verse is actually about surrender

Whether you're looking for Christian marriage counseling questions, prayers for a failing marriage, or just a deeper understanding of how to be a godly wife, this episode offers truth, grace, and practical help for every season.

Don’t forget: Save this episode so you can replay the prayer anytime you need a reminder to lay pride down and pick up humility.

Resources & Links Mentioned:
📞 Book a free marriage coaching call
🎁 Grab The Free Secure Marriage Method Workbook For Wives
📝 Apply For Our Marriage Coaching Program (even if you're just curious!)

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