Wouldn’t you agree that most arguments happen over the dumbest things? Often there’s a misunderstanding or a careless comment that is made and later regretted—but only after the damage is done.
Brad & Heidi Mitchell
We have recently been astounded at how many couples we know who are choosing to end their marriage. Are you seeing the same thing? It is breaking our hearts.
Little things matter. Missing one ingredient in a cake can make all the difference between a mess and a masterpiece. One number off on a combination lock and it stays locked.
In your marriage, personal flaws are naturally going to be revealed. Things like: selfishness, pride, needing to win, not listening, control, negativity, passivity—you get the idea.
As I go through 2015, I, (insert name) have resolved the following in my marriage to (insert spouse’s name).
We wonder, “How much faith is lacking regarding our marriages?” What is it, perhaps that we are failing to believe God for?
Do you know anyone whose life or marriage has been rocked by things that were done in secret—things that one spouse thought no one would ever find out about?
In two days people across the United States will be celebrating Thanksgiving. It’s a day when we stop, reflect, and give thanks to God for the blessings we enjoy that have come from his gracious hand.
A friend of ours named David used to have a one-on-one session with each of his three boys beginning when they were just preschoolers. Then he would ask them one question: “Is there anything that I need to ask your forgiveness for?”