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By: Brittany Ann
Marriage is hard, especially when your kids are little. You’re running low on sleep, you’ve got several people pulling you in all different directions all at once, and you’d really rather just go take a nap than work on your marriage. Yet, a strong marriage sets the foundation for a strong family, and building yours the right way is so, so important. Continue reading “10 Ways to Find Time for Romance When Your Children are Little”
By: Brittany Ann
Should Christians marry non-Christians? Unfortunately for many starry eyed single Christians out there, the Bible clearly states the answer is no. Continue reading “What to Do When Your Spouse isn’t a Believer”
By: Brittany Ann
Is your husband the spiritual leader* of your home? Would you like him to be? Continue reading “How to Encourage Your Christian Husband as a Spiritual Leader”
By: Sabrina Peters
Most couples spend so much time planning for their wedding day, but very little time planning for their marriage. I know, because several years ago that young bride to be was me. Continue reading “The Importance of Preparing for Marriage, Not Just Your Wedding”
By: Brittany Ann
Whether it’s how late the kids can stay up on a school night, how much junk food the kids should eat on the weekends or what type of discipline the kids should receive when they are acting up, chances are you and your husband don’t agree on everything all of the time. Continue reading “When You and Your Husband Disagree on Parenting”
By: Brittany Ann
Did your parents teach you about sex when you were growing up? Continue reading “7 Lies Christian Women Believe About Sex”
By: Sabrina Peters
When I was a teenager I kissed a lot of guys. My high school years were riddled with multiple short-lived romances. In grade 10 I entered a relationship with a guy that lasted almost 3 years. I genuinely thought I was in love. Continue reading “Why I Waited for the Wedding Night – the Truth about Abstinence”
Vicky sat at the kitchen table, stunned and hurt. Her four-year-old marriage to Alex, on which she had pinned so many hopes and dreams, seemed false. She had just heard from a friend that Alex had been seen lunching with an old girlfriend. Continue reading “Do You Trust Me?”
By: Jill Savage
Standing in the kitchen, I heard the text notification on my phone. When I read the message from my friend, my heart dropped. We had both walked through hard seasons in our marriages. Mine survived — it appeared from the message that hers would not. Tears formed, and I just wanted to cry. Continue reading “Healthy Individuals Make a Healthy Marriage”
By: Arlene Pellicane
Date nights during the courtship years might have included bouquets of roses, candlelight dinners and strolls through the park. But date night looks quite different now that you have kids. These days, your “romantic evenings” may more often involve finding free food samples at the grocery store and then heading to the discount movie theatre. Continue reading “Maintaining Your Marriage During the Parenting Years”