In this YouTube video, put together by CBN, you will see and hear about the testimony of Paul and Judy Rosseau. They started out as high school sweethearts who got married and began to build a life together. But their marriage eventually drained of the love they once had, which Read More…
It’s absolutely common, at some point, to find yourself in a place where you’re feeling offended by your spouse. “Sooner or later …okay, sooner …it’s going to happen. You’re with your husband/wife and someone (not you, right?) gives offense. A comment, a glance, an action …they come in all shapes Read More…
Do you want to positively change your marriage so it goes from good to great? Or perhaps you need to do some recalibration so your relationship gets onto a better footing. Here’s a great tip given by marriage experts, Drs Les and Leslie Parrott. They suggest: “Look for what you Read More…
I don’t think there is any pain that can compare to loving someone so deeply that you would die for him or her, and yet he or she has decided that the feeling is not mutual. This person has made the decision to up and leave you. We hear of Read More…
I dare say that few of us would think we’re “blinking” (or looking with “indifference”) at failed marriages. But when I read something written by Nancy Leigh DeMoss in the book, The Quiet Place: Daily Devotional Readings I could see how she would say that many people do. What it did for Read More…
Here’s a question for you that we hope you will share with us. It’s one that many of us are considering and praying about. It concerns changes you would like to see in this New Year. How about you? What changes do you hope and pray for in your marriage Read More…
“You are not responsible for what happened to you in the past, but you ARE responsible for what you do with your life now. Do you have the courage to be who you were meant to be?” –Cathryn L. Taylor When we marry we bring all of the experiences of Read More…
In whatever you do, be it watching television, or getting caught up into any other type of entertainment, remember: “Everything is permissible” —but not everything is beneficial. “Everything is permissible” — but not everything is constructive. Nobody should seek his own good, but the good of others.” (1 Corinthians 10:23-24) How Read More…
Whether you are married or engaged or single, but preparing, the following thoughts penned by Relationship Coach and Pastoral counselor Don Bailey, can be a helpful challenge to consider:
