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Focus on the Family Minute - Less Screens is More

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Focus on the Family Minute - Less Screens is More

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Sometimes you feel crazy in love with your spouse. Other times your spouse might drive you crazy, and sometimes it's both all at once. Marriage is a wild ride, but it's a beautiful grand adventure as well. So navigate all the ups and downs and in-betweens with crazy little thing called marriage, a podcast from Focus on the Family. I'm Erin Smolley and I co-host the podcast with my husband Dr. Greg Smolley. We sit down with amazing guests to talk about all things marriage, like how do we stay connected, or how do we continue growing as individuals or as a couple. Each episode will help you tackle problems you may be facing or just help you make your relationship even sweeter. Listen to crazy little thing called marriage and other podcasts from Focus on the Family at focusonthefamily.com slash podcast. That's focusonthefamily.com slash podcast.

If I were to walk into the typical American home at 7 p.m. on any night, it's not just young people staring at screens, let's be honest. Dad is sitting there looking at a big screen. Mom's sitting next to maybe watching that screen, but also looking at a screen of her own. This is Focus on the Family Minute with Jonathan McKee. You go upstairs, brother is playing games on his device, toddlers flicking shapes across the screen, and a family dog is on the treadmill because no one will walk him. I mean, this isn't a young people problem, this is a, we love our screens issue here. And the question we need to maybe ask yourself is, is there a chance that even the fact that there's more screens, more screen time, more connections, you know, than anyone in history? Are we more satisfied? Is there a chance that maybe less could be more? Here more at familyminute.org. Here more at familyminute.org.

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