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We cannot go into a relationship expecting the other person to change. Nagging and gentle prodding are simply irritants that over time turn the other person away. If we lead by example, hopefully our spouse will take notice and follow.
Have you noticed that many preachers and articles discuss marriage being a 50/50 proposition? Does that sound reasonable? I thought so, too, until I read Sara Turnquist’s advice. I’m excited for you to read it too. It might change your thinking.
After the release of my 2010 debut novel, Awakening, I had dinner one night with a work friend who observed, “You must have experienced great love in your life to be able to write like you do.” I’d never thought about it that way, but her comment resonated with me. She was right.
The moment the boyfriend/girlfriend magic begins to fizzle, it’s easy to fall into a stale pattern of coexisting in separate worlds. And slowly the continental drift begins until . . . boredom . . . settles . . . in . . . and staleness . . . takes hold . . . and no one knows how to recapture the love and the magic.
Be the light that will lead someone out of their darkness or that will flip a relationship from sorrow to joy–be that light of Jesus in a hurting world.
Getting married young doesn’t guarantee a divorce. Neither does getting married older guarantee a couple won’t get a divorce. What matters is how the couple works through challenges.
I met Ben through E Harmony a day after I tried to cancel my subscription to the service. We had a three-hour first date at Q’doba. He lived 42 minutes away and his nine kids were grown. He wasn’t going to move, and neither was I
Sometimes love finds us in unexpected places, and we have no clue that God orchestrated the entire plan. I wonder
I love the title my guest author chose for her post today. How will I know? If you’ve met someone
What is the most important investment you can make for your future?
The title sounds a bit like a tongue twister, doesn’t it? But the meaning is profound. What about Wesley’s love
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