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In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up, Pastor Zach dips into past favorites to explore the concept of the relationship escalator and how couples often drift into commitments without intentional thought, referencing an article by Amy Guren in The Washington Post. Highlighting the wisdom of building deliberate relationship rhythms and pre-marital counseling, Pastor Zach encourages listeners to move past autopilot and take relationships seriously.
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