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4 Ways to Rekindle Your Heart Toward Your Spouse

Melissa Gendreau
Articles, Dating, Engaged, Faith, For Her, For Him, General, Married, Relationships
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Newly dating couples gush about their partner. They highlight the positives and support, often even defend, all other aspects of their significant other. Their interactions predominately focus on thankfulness and gratitude. They view their partner as a gift. Someone they feel blessed and lucky to be attached to. But that perspective can shift as time…

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5 Great Ways to Keep the Butterflies Alive

You know that giddy feeling in your stomach? The skip in your step and quickening of your heart? Those little smiles and involuntary laughter? You likely felt the butterflies pretty frequently when you first started dating. They are the thrill of something new and exciting. The joy of getting to know someone and the moments of…

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3 Powerful Ways that Meekness Can Change Your Marriage

Jacky Hicks
Articles, Dating, Engaged, Faith, For Her, For Him, General
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Most Christians do a reasonably good job rejecting and refraining from what we consider the major relationship-killing sins, like pornography or adultery, but we’re often much more lenient on ourselves in the area of the tongue. In the privacy of our homes, it’s easy to insult, criticize, use sarcasm, nag, complain, speak in anger, and…

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God’s Design For My Good

Ana Nichols
Articles, Dating, Engaged, Faith, For Her, General, Issues, Married, Relationships
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Submission. It’s a word that has always scared me. The stigma attached to it in this society hovers over us like a grey cloud. And many of the Christian woman I truly believe that in this day and age we are beyond this. I have begun to realize the places in my heart that need…

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What They Don’t Warn You Post-Wedding

Ana Nichols
Articles, Dating, Engaged, Faith, For Her, For Him, Married, Single
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Priorities. They drastically change after marriage. You see, about a year and a half before we said “I do,” I moved out of my parents home. Within that period, I worked as a live-in nanny in my city. Then I moved across the country and in with a church’s host family, then with a friend…