Guidance for Couples Dealing with Disease

Apr 23, 2019 | The Professional Noticer

In this week’s episode, Andy answers a question from a wife whose husband was diagnosed with a form of lymphoma. They’re both confident with their plans moving forward, but some friends and family are bringing negativity to the table, and she wants to know how to shut those negative comments out.
Andy also offers advice to a man whose wife is succumbing to dementia. He’s frustrated, but is sure that God has a plan and wants to know how to hear His guidance.

Tune in to hear the fascinating story of Andy having the chance to ask James Robison how he prays at 80 years old. 

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