Willie Robertson's faith-based advice that's kept his 34-year marriage to wife Korie strong

"Duck Dynasty" stars Willie and Korie Robertson shared the faith-based marriage advice that has guided their lasting partnership.The reality TV personalities, who tied the knot in 1992, have spent more than three decades building a family, a multi-million dollar business and a television empire together.Now, Willie, 54, and Korie, 52, have launched their latest joint venture, the faith-and-family media platform EKKL Entertainment.During an interview with Fox News Digital, the couple, who are devout Christians, explained how they keep their marriage thriving despite the pressures of working together.'DUCK DYNASTY' REVIVAL SHOWCASES WILLIE ROBERTSON'S NEW 'SEMI-RETIRED' LIFE"I think Korie and I pull back to our faith, which is very important," Willie said.

"We believe in something bigger than us.""Duck Dynasty" star Willie and Korie Robertson share the faith-based advice that guides their 34-year marriage.(Korie Robertson Instagram)"The aspects of it are love and joy and peace and patience, kindness, that's helpful.

Gentleness.I mean, all these things are that's the core of our faith," he continued.

"And so those are the things that we try to implement.Not just with everybody else in our life, but we implemented that in our marriage as well.

And we try to treat each other like that as well."Willie noted that he and Korie had seen successful and unsuccessful relationships and intentionally chosen the practices they wanted to emulate."We've had great examples of that in our families, from our parents to other people to where we see how that works," he explained."We also see things that don't, and we see people that can get themselves in a bad way, and then their marriage falls apart.

And we've seen that.""Not just in Hollywood or people that we know that are famous," Willie added."We see it up and down our street here, you know, like, like you don't have to be bad to start bickering with each other and fighting and let things go in."Willie pointed to simple habits...