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7 Steps to a New Normal in Your Marriage

Walk with the wise and become wise, for a companion of fools suffers harm. Proverbs 13:20 As newlyweds, June and Brad often feel like they’re “brailing their way through each day.” Having been raised by dysfunctional single parents, they’ve struggled with finding relational models that inspire romance and the kind of connection they both…

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Love is Not a Feeling: Making a Marriage Last

Noelene Curry
Engaged, Faith, For Her, For Him, Issues, Married, Relationships
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It never ceases to amaze me just how fickle my feelings can be in my marriage! One moment, I can look at my husband and feel so in love with him, so at peace and the thought goes through my mind, “I will never fight with him again, our love is so great”. Suddenly, he…

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How to Play Your Way to a Better Relationship

Dating, Engaged, For Her, For Him, Relationships
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This is an interview with Sandra Fischer, a professional writer and consultant with a diverse background specializing in communications, people development and optimizing organizational effectiveness. She has recently released Relationship Reveal, a new card activity that gets to the heart of what matters in happy, healthy relationships. What inspired you to design Relationship Reveal? I witnessed…

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Trading Saws for Spades: a Metaphor for Marriage

Tami Myer
Articles, Engaged, For Her, For Him, Married, Relationships
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Are relationships more like carpentry or gardening? When you build something out of wood, you measure, cut, sand, nail, and – viola!- results. You have visible signs of progress and defined outcomes. Best of all, you have much of the control. Relationships, on the other hand, are not easy to measure, and they are certainly not…

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Biblical Forgiveness

Dr. Tony Evans
Articles, Dating, Engaged, Faith, Issues, Relationships
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Biblical forgiveness in marriage is the decision to no longer credit an offense against your spouse with a view of exacting vengeance. It means you release your spouse from a debt owed to you as well as the blame he or she may deserve. Forgiveness is first and foremost a decision. It doesn’t begin with…