Is it time to refresh your marriage? What about giving it the good old “fountain of youth” treatment? Debi Walter (of The Romantic Vineyard ministry) gives this insight that could work for most all of us. She writes: I remember as a child hearing of Ponce de Leon’s pursuit of The Read More…
“Marriage is for grownups!” This is a statement we have made over and over again when we talk to those who are marrying. It’s also one we tell those who are married. If you don’t want to grow up, don’t get married. It’s as simple as that! Don’t enter into Read More…
I read a quote by Bill Eliff, which got my attention because it’s something I’ve found to be true. It concerns our weaknesses and what we can learn from them. On this issue, Pastor Eliff wrote: “My spouse’s weaknesses are not hindrances. Instead, they’re the doorways to spiritual growth.” That Read More…
Twenty minutes isn’t really a very long time to spend doing something you know is important. This is especially true when you realize that we have 1,440 minutes given to us each day. So, what about investing 20 minutes or so a day of your 1,440 minutes in doing something Read More…
Here’s a question for you that we hope you will answer to encourage others. It concerns compatibility in marriage. This is something that many married couples struggle with. That is why we would love your opinion and learn what you have done in your marriage. Or perhaps it is something Read More…
