By Sarah Logan, Contributing Writer Here’s a true conversation that happened a few nights ago: Sam: I love you. Me: I love you too. Sam: Now why would that be? Me: Because you don’t nag me…anymore. Sam: But I used to – how long has it been? Me: Oh, a number of years, I can’t remember…. Read More
“Older women likewise are to be reverent in behavior, not slanderers or slaves to much wine. They are to teach what is good, and so train the young women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled, pure, working at home, kind, and submissive to their own husbands, that the word of God may… Read More
By Michael & Marlene Griffith, Contributing Writers We still remember vividly how much we enjoyed our date nights before getting married. Date nights always meant that we would talk for hours, get to know one another more, tell each other about our hopes and dreams, and look forward to hearing what the other had to say too. After… Read More
By Jolene Engle, Contributing Writer I didn’t always know how to serve the Lord. Ministry was not something I was exposed to when I was growing up. It wasn’t until after I started working at a Christian organization which ministered to homeless people that I was exposed to ministry, also known as, serving the Lord. During this… Read More
Sex is a touchy subject for many couples. Some start off their marriage on rocky terms when it comes to sex due to past impurity, or they struggle to get things “right” in the bedroom. Others experience a few months or years of newlywed bliss before problems in the bedroom begin. But it’s inevitable, each… Read More
By Shelli Mader, Contributing Writer My husband and I have been married for 10 years this month – a milestone definitely worth celebrating and reflecting on. This past decade has been a year of big ups (the births of our two kids) and downs (6 moves, debt, depression). Through it all though, my husband and… Read More
As loving spouses we should want to see our other half grow in the Lord. We should rejoice when they draw closer to God and as their partner in this life we can help – or hinder- their spiritual growth. While it is the husband’s role to lead and guide his family, especially when it… Read More
By Tammy Skipper, Contributing Writer Have you ever finished speaking to your spouse and had the sudden realization… that you were nagging? After nineteen years of marriage, I would be lying if I said I hadn’t done it myself. I wish I’d learned even earlier in our relationship how to recognize it and how to communicate… Read More
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