Putting the Magic Back Into Your Marriage - Danny Ray & Kimberly Thompson

Danny Ray Thompson has been an illusionist for 18 years, and he and his wife Kimberly have been married for 25 years. Together they aim to help other married couples discover a truly magical marriage. They define a magical marriage as one that is a grace-filled, godly relationship that is thriving in all aspects of life. A magical marriage is a fun marriage with a strong foundation. Using lessons learned from Danny Ray’s shows, they cover such topics as effective communication, having fun together, showing grace, knowing when to reset, and following God in every aspect of the relationship.
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[@vynedvyne59]

What a delightful couple a breath of fresh air

[@Terrijennipher]

Spark, fire, passion…. magic is such a tricky word.

[@julierichey5336]

I have realized my husband needs to be my counsel since we are partners in life.

[@yoboatsummer]

I’m sure I’ll be viewed as radical, I love focus on the family ! Do you need to put “magic” in the title?

[@Hopefortheweary]

I thought the same thing!!!

[@Rebekah438]

I did have to comment on this…as a parent struggling with magic and witchcraft in all shows, you really should use the words you use wisely in these days. The words can give life or death and have power to it, as it says in the Bible. We really don’t need more of that word in our lives as believers. It has been a huge struggle battling this whole thing and that word being thrown around like it is nothing and just a word…it really is not. That being said, I do love focus on the family, too. It has blessed me in so many ways.

[@christinasalcedo-henderson1177]

Thank you!!

[@ekosmios8786]

Put the “Fire, Passion, Spark” just a few of many alternative words that could have been used. Almost didn’t click on this vid, but I know your coming from a loving place. Most likely an oversight on productions part?

[@jessyjonas4988]

Halloween episode No thanks Remove the magic and magic tricks And all the innuendos to the occult This is most disappointing Keep close to the Lord in all things Not to culture

[@kevinshelly211]

Amen!

[@amandafaye691]

Definition of the word magic from Oxford: the power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces. For those saying not to use the word magic, isn't God supernatural?

[@jenniferb8570]

Do y'all realize he's an illusionist?

[@vynedvyne59]

Way to clarify the chaos:)

[@christinasalcedo-henderson1177]

That's should be a red flag for Christians wanting to watch this video.

[@scottbachmann1962]

The argument against counseling is that the husband often feels like he’s attending a Mexican birthday party and he’s the piñata. The wife and the counselor gang up on him. Counselors view men as defective women. This is unfortunate.

[@sgttim8617]

Is that possible, if you're Over 65!