Thirteen years ago, my husband James and I said “I Do.” We were the typical lovey-dovey newlywed couple who wanted to spend every waking moment with each other. Going to the grocery store was bliss. Garage sale shopping was bliss. Biking around the lake was bliss. Anything was bliss as long as we were together. But…
Do you have a vision for your marriage, one that’s greater than your relationship or the daily details of life? The Bible says, The Scripture says, ‘Where there is no vision, the people perish (Proverbs 29:18, kjv).” Having a vision and a plan for a redemptive marriage can be one of the most inspiring, productive…
With events from Super Bowl parties to holiday celebrations right around the corner, all this week we will be bringing you a variety of insights, tips, stories, resources and, of course, recipes in our Hospitality Series. Enjoy! Sheila Wray Gregoire calls it “hubby-first hospitality.” Darlene Schacht, better known as the “Time-Warp Wife,” calls it “curb appeal.” Karen…
According to the U.S. Census Bureau 66 percent of remarriages and living together situations end in break up, especially when children are involved. But statistics also say that couples who participate in premarital education report a thirty percent higher level of overall marital satisfaction and better communication. That means you are greatly increasing your chances…
Hi, my name is Rayni and I’m an introvert. Being an introvert doesn’t mean I’m shy. I’m definitely friendly and I’m outgoing (when I need to be). But it also means that if I see you at the grocery store and you haven’t seen me first, I will likely turn and walk away as quickly…
