Statistics show
that half of all marriages will end in divorce, but you and I are more than a
number. These figures do not predict the
length or satisfaction of your marriage in any way. I think it’s important to remember this when
it comes to viewing our marriage. Better
yet, ignore the statistics if they are negatively affecting your marriage. I suppose a little worrying about not
becoming one of the couples who divorce can be healthy, but we should not allow
this disappointing statistic to shadow our own marriage.
I...
Monday, December 15, 2014
It’s a Date!
Posted on 8:57 AM by Healthy Marriage
Dating
shouldn’t stop once we’re married. We’ve
all heard this before I’m sure. That is
why I encourage you to make a goal to go out on weekly dates; its good advice
after all. I’ve been trying to keep date
night a priority in my own marriage and can definitely see its positive effects
in my own marriage. My husband and I
just recently found out that we’re pregnant and so we definitely are attempting
to take advantage of the free time we have as a couple right now. Once children are in the picture date night
can become...
Friday, December 12, 2014
Married Life: Dating with Children
Posted on 3:03 PM by Healthy Marriage
Life is busy
enough without throwing dependent children into the mix. Weekly date night can be difficult for married
couples in general, but the task can prove even more difficult when you have
children. Though, it should be one of
your highest priorities to spend some alone time with your spouse. Now date night doesn’t have to be something
extravagant every week, but it also shouldn’t remain a last minute thing where
you end up doing dinner and a movie week after week.
Remember that weekly
date night is encouraged, though don’t...
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Team: Husband & Wife
Posted on 3:18 PM by Healthy Marriage
We’ve all been on a team at one point in our life or
another. Remember back to that
time. What made your team effective or
ineffective? These same principles apply
to healthy and effective marriages.
Each marriage team
equates to one husband and one wife.
Marriage after all is about the two of us, three if you included God.
I highly recommend that you include God in your marriage. Developing and maintaining a relationship
with God will help you treat your spouse the way you promised to treat them on
your...
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