The Reason It's So Hard to Find Meaningful Relationships | Joel Osteen
Today’s guest is Joel Osteen, he’s the pastor of the Lakewood Church, which is the largest church in America. After becoming the senior pastor in 1999 after his father’s passing, he’s grown the weekly attendance from 5,000 to over 50,000. His sermons reach millions of people a week across television, radio and online. He’s the best-selling author of over 12 books and he’s published a new book called You Are Stronger Than You Think. This is the second part to my conversation with Joel, so if you haven’t heard the first part that’s focused around having a strong mindset, make sure to go to www.lewishowes.com/1180
In this episode we discuss the biggest reason it’s so hard to find meaningful relationships these days, the 3 things you and your partner have to be aligned with, the key to having a thriving marriage, how to grow with your partner over the long-term and so much more!
I felt so inspired by our conversation and Joel’s outlook on relationships that afterwards I felt called to do a solo round of a few of the biggest questions and themes that I’m seeing come up from you guys around relationships, so make sure to stick around for that.
For more go to: www.lewishowes.com/1197
Get Joel's new book - https://www.joelosteen.com/store/books
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