If you think you’ve gotten too busy for your marriage, stop and take inventory of your life and make some adjustments. Nothing you’re after in life compares to the beauty of covenant. You and your spouse can do a lot more together than you can being apart.
How you handle the things you don’t like or understand about him will determine how long you survive. Before you can have smooth sailing, you’ve got to work together to get through the rough waters.
If you’re having problems — don’t give up! The enemy hates marriage and he has clever ways of making us feel like things are beyond repair, but with God anything is possible.
Prayer is one of those things that’s easy to forget because it doesn’t yield immediate results, but prayer is powerful and effective for pulling down strongholds (2 Corinthians 10:4).
We’ve spoken to several different women in successful marriages about what it takes to be a good wife and there were some common themes in their answers. So, we decided to compile a guide for single and engaged women to help them in their journey to the altar and beyond.
Many couples feel that whatever happens, they’ll cross that bridge when they get to it, but why cross a bridge when you can fly?