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How To Have A Healthy Fight With Your Spouse
It seems like the best marriages are the ones where they say, “We never fight.” Or, that they, “Always get along and always agree.” But we’re here to say that these experiences are not healthy (and, they’re not realistic). You need to have conflict with your spouse, but in a way that DOESN’T destroy your relationship.
[PODCAST] How To Get Your Spouse To Keep Falling In Love With You- The Dr. Joe Show Podcast
It’s called the LovePath. It’s the process people go through as they fall in love. If you are in love or have ever been in love, you went through it. If [...]
[PODCAST] How To Become More Attractive- The Dr. Joe Show Podcast
Falling in love starts at the beginning of one path. We call it the LovePath. And there's actually a process that happens when people fall in love. It begins with [...]
Nurturing Your Marriage Biblically
The Bible is filled with so much wonderful practical application when it comes to life and relationships that it is nearly impossible to read without finding some area in our lives that can be improved.
How to Grow Love in Your Marriage
I hear these phrases quite often, “Marriage is a lot of work,” and “marriage is hard.” I actually hate those phrases. Who wants that? They sound kind of hopeless, don’t you think? I understand what is meant by those phrases. They are meant to warn people that good marriages don’t happen by accident. Good marriages happen on purpose, by making good choices over a long period of time. Great marriages are not as much work as they are decisions. Read More.
The Three Most Important Things in a Happy Marriage
At the very moment that Man opened his eyes to see Woman, it was established the three most important things to a happy marriage. A man shall leave his father and his mother, and be joined to his wife; and they shall become one flesh (Genesis 2:24). But what exactly does this mean? Click here to read more...
Fleeting Feelings
One day I told my husband that I did not love him anymore. There were ten years of hurts and a series of events that led up to that day, but the truth is I did not feel any love for him. Not only did I not feel love, I was beginning to feel hatred. I did not know if I could ever regain the feelings of love that I once had for my husband.
Supporting Your Spouse Through Job Loss: 7 Practical Tips
Questions similar to this come often these days, “My husband has been ‘downsized’ and now he mostly lies around the house doing nothing. Every time I ask him if he sent [...]