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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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Crossing the Divide: How to Examine Conflict from the Inside Out

Gary Lovejoy
Dating, For Her, For Him, General, Issues, Married, Relationships
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How many times, in the spirit of social ritual, have you asked someone at church how they’re doing and gotten the reply, “Oh, fine”, only later to find out that his or her world was falling apart? We have a history of being conditioned by life to rarely practice true honesty with others. This may…

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Planning the Best Route to an Amazing Marriage

Dorothy Greco
Articles, Faith, Giveaways, Married, Relationships
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As a new calendar begins, many of us make goals for the next year—or next five years if we’re visionaries. These might include paying off a car loan, remodeling the kitchen, joining a local gym, or enrolling in grad school. Somehow, however, we often neglect to set goals for marriage. Urgent and pressing needs often dictate…

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Making Decisions As a Team

We have made some good decisions in our marriage. For starters: Getting married. Good decision. Procreating. Another good decision. Living on one income. Uncomfortable, yet overall a good decision. While every story has its upsets, ours came pre-packaged in some empirically bad decisions. These include (but are not limited to) consumer debt, a brief flirtation with multi-level marketing, failed…