Sometimes the English language is inadequate when it comes to conveying our thoughts. Thinking about the tragedy in Las Vegas, NV is one of those times when words fall short. This event renders my mind to something like a busy intersection in gridlock. I have not stopped thinking about the tragedy since I heard about …
You may not know where your marriage is leading you to, but this one thing I want you to know: Regardless of your journey, you can rest assured that God is well ahead of you and has made many preparations before you ever arrive. Like a great friend waiting to receive you at the end …
Your spouse is two parts—body and soul. Every person is a dichotomy—organic and nonorganic, or physical and spiritual. Though the two parts interrelate and affect each other, there are clear distinctions between them, which require different care. The “body” is a basket word that includes all the “parts” of the body like your hair, skin, …
What do you do when you fall? When life runs over you and leaves you in despair, how do you respond? How do you get off the mat again? These are tough questions. You may be thinking, “I know what the right answer is, but praising God in tribulation is not how I typically respond.” …
One of the more common complaints I hear from spouses is when one of the partners in the marriage talks about being alone in the marriage. These lonely spouses perceive a seemingly invisible barrier between them. It’s a level of communication they cannot change. The deepest and most intimate component in your marriage is uniquely …
When your spouse sins, who pays for it? Do you make him/her pay for what they did wrong or do you take your spouse to Jesus and show him/her how His death is enough punishment to remove the transgressions? Christians understand the point of the gospel: Christ paid for my sins. The profundity of the …
