By Ashley Roe, Contributing Writer After marriage many couples stop dating each other. Most probably don’t even do it on purpose, but for one reason or another dating just isn’t a important anymore. Life happens and the regular dating falls just to they wayside. Have you not been dating your spouse as often as you… Read More
My husband and I got married at the ripe old age of 19 and 21. I had just finished my second year of college and he was heading into his senior year. And now as we head into our 5th of year of marriage we are busy chasing down our newly crawling 6th month old… Read More
By Jolene Engle, Contributing Writer Trust. Faith. Surrender. These 3 words sound nice in theory, but the reality is, they are so hard to put into practice, especially when it comes to marriage, more specifically, following your husband’s leadership. One wife wrote in sharing her struggles…. I have a very difficult time being submissive… and I… Read More
By Hilary Bernstein, Contributing Writer There’s just something about summertime and love. It’s easy to have fun – and fall in love – when the weather’s nice. I personally remember the excitement of kindling a relationship with my husband throughout one summer – although, at the time I never would have guessed he would become my… Read More
By Michael & Marlene Griffith, Contributing Writers Coffee, I think the time we spend together can be defined by coffee. It’s one of those drinks that you sit and relax, and it always makes you feel at home. It is those quiet, short conversations that might only last 2-5 min of time. But those moments normally end in… 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
By Michael & Marlene Griffith, Contributing Writers Parenting is not an easy task. It is a part of life that can take you through a roller coaster of emotions. There is excitement for this glorious blessing that only the Lord could provide. There is hope for what this child will be like, and dreams of what kind of… Read More
By Jean-Paul & Suzanne Balmet, Contributing Writers Read Part 1 of this series here. How do you make your marriage be of first importance, a priority, above your work? Does your work define you? When you meet someone new, is your primary description of yourself what you do for a living? We wear many hats as… Read More
By Jean-Paul & Suzanne Balmet, Contributing Writers When we first get married, we only have eyes for one another. Hours get lost when we stare into each others eyes and we are always thinking of how we can serve our spouse…But then weeks, months, & years slip by and we no longer think of our… 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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