Shift your perspective by training yourself to ask different questions than you might naturally ask. In my last post, I promised to continue this week with some specific suggestions to keep your marriage strong from the long haul. Today’s suggestion is that you learn to ask different questions. One of the forces weakening marriages and …
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What if selflessness has the power to make your marriage stronger than ever before? Romans 12:2 says of Jesus: For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. What was the joy that enabled Jesus to leave heaven, to …
The ways in which your spouse differs from you makes the two of you better as a team than as individuals, even if it doesn’t always seem that way. In Part 1 we took a look at three “opposites” that are frequently found in married couples: thinkers & feelers, higher sex drive & lower sex …
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Your husband really does want to make you happy, but he needs your help! A Wives Only Wednesday post I love my wife dearly, but I’m probably not the first husband in history to think his wife can be a bit, well, complicated. I am willing to bet that your husband genuinely wants to make …
Are the expectations you have for your marriage a help or hindrance? Which of these statements do you think is true? You often get what you expect, so you should have high expectations for your marriage and of your spouse. Unrealistic expectations in marriage will leave you disappointed, so you need to keep your expectations …
