A Wives Only Wednesday Post Love can move your sex life from “have to” to “want to” Today is a Wives Only Wednesday post, so you guys can tune out. I’ll deal with you next week in a follow-up Men Only Monday post. In my recent marital needs poll, I asked husband and wives to …
A lover will outwork a worker every time. In my last post, When Needs Go Unmet, I encouraged you to embrace the notion of loving your spouse radically by focusing mostly on what you can give rather than on what you are (or are not) getting. This is the very kind of radical, unconditional love Jesus gives …
Does your spouse know what it is you need most from him or her? When was the last time you talked about your needs? Last fall I ran a month-long survey asking the question of husbands and wives, “What is the one thing you need most from your spouse?” I’ve compiled and analyzed the results …
What do you do when you’ve communicated your needs to your spouse, yet they remain unmet? Several comments on my last post, Talk About Your Needs, may have begged this question, “What do I do when I’ve expressed my needs and my spouse still will not meet them?” I love wrestling with the tough questions, …
I’ve been writing on marriage for almost three years now. Yet just this past week I had a huge “aha” discovery regarding the word surrender. I have no idea how it took me so long to see this. When you hear the word “surrender,” what do you think of? Defeat? Loss? Giving up? Being taken …
