The Laughter of Life, Love, Kids and Marriage with Guest Ted Cunningham

On today's edition of Family Talk, Pastor Ted Cunningham, comedian on the "Date Night Comedy Tour," insists that you haven't started marriage until you end up with your parents' broken-in, worn-out mattress. Since the dip is already built in, you'll both roll to the center! On a serious note, Cunningham wisely counsels spouses to plug into God as their source of life instead of relying on their husband or wife to provide happiness and purpose. Prepare to laugh out loud as you learn biblical insight that can draw you closer to God, and then your spouse, and your family.
About Today's Guest: Ted Cunningham
Ted Cunningham is the founding pastor of Woodland Hills Family Church in Branson, Missouri. He is the author of several books including "Fun Loving You," "Trophy Child," "Young and In Love," and "A Love That Laughs." He is also a comedian on the Date Night Comedy Tour and a frequent conference speaker at churches and events across the country. Ted is a graduate of Liberty University and Dallas Theological Seminary. He is married to Amy, and they have two children.
Resources Mentioned:
Woodland Hills Family Church - woodhills.org/
Books by Ted Cunningham:
Fun Loving You: Enjoying Your Marriage in the Midst of the Grind
A Love that Laughs: Lighten Up, Cut Loose, and Enjoy Life Together
From Anger to Intimacy: How Forgiveness Can Transform Your Marriage
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