Pastor and funny man Ted Cunningham suggests the main thing most marriages need is a good laugh! Couples who laugh together last together. And Ted wants to help you discover your humor muscle and learn to flex it. With great stories from his own marriage to Amy, Ted shares insight into the language of comedy and how to apply that to everyday life with your spouse. He describes using various facets of humor to catch your spouse offguard to make them laugh. He also explores the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual benefits of laughter, proving that it is indeed the best medicine to fortify your marriage.
Bringing Laughter to Your Marriage
March 22, 2024 • Ted Cunningham
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