“…to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse… ” Well-dressed family and friends sit in pews and hold their breaths as the couple tearfully pronounce their wedding vows. These few words, often stumbled over, full of emotion, are the main reason up to $50,000 has been invested in the big …
Should we go to bed angry or not? When you and your spouse have an argument late at night, should you stay up and work through it or put it off until tomorrow? There are two sides to this issue and each have valid points. But what if neither option is the right one? Here’s …
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Doesn’t this title intrigue you? What are the secrets of sex and marriage? Inquiring minds want to know. We were part of the launch team for this great book and couldn’t wait to share it with you. The Secrets of Sex and Marriage: 8 Surprises that Make all the Difference by Shaunti Feldhahn & Dr. …
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I recently read a proof copy of The Unhiding of Elijah Campbell since I’m on the launch team. But in reality, I love reading his blog and his books. To “unhide” is to bring out of concealment or to discover. Reading this premier novel from psychologist and author, Kelly Flanagan, was a journey of discovering …
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Being mindful of relationships is a life-long journey for me. That’s why I published my devotional/coloring book, Mindful: Meditate & Color your Way to Life-Giving Relationships. Today is National Coloring Book Day – what better day to get a copy and start coloring?
Marriage Monday post! Most people marry someone very different from themselves. That’s true for us, and apparently it was true for the very first couple – Adam and Eve. Here are some timeless lessons about Adam & Eve: personality wise, and how they can apply to our marriages today.
Why is it so much easier to see faults in my hubby than in me? When we are having a disagreement it’s abundantly clear to me who needs to change (and it’s not me!) But there’s the source of conflict, because he’s equally sure who needs to change (and it’s not him!) Who’s right and …
When my marriage is feeling dry as a desert, God’s word waters ME with growth-producing refreshment. Why would I rather aim a fire hose of pointed Bible verses at my husband?
