I’d like to challenge you to pray every day for your husband to be the dad he saw modeled by his father – or the dad he wished he had. I’m talking about concentrated prayer every day for him to experience God’s power and presence. His confidence in being a good dad will grow as his faith in his heavenly Father’s love and care for him grows.
Continue reading →When we respond generously (rather than reacting) when our husbands behave in less than loving ways, we can demonstrate a level of maturity that will earn their respect. When we cease to nitpick our husbands for not being as “perfect” as we are, imagine how it will change the way they feel about coming home at night.
Continue reading →There’s something beautifully unifying when we intercede for our husbands this way. Beautiful in the way God transforms our feelings about our husbands. Unifying in the way God knits our spirits with our husbands’ spirits.
Continue reading →When we trust God’s love for us, we become better at loving others. And the better we become at loving others, the less we’ll have to wonder if we should’ve given our spouse a heads-up before he or she said, “I do.”
Continue reading →Often, my husband, Bert, will come home from work and almost immediately head to the bedroom saying, “I’m going to go change.” To which I teasingly reply, “Good. I’ve been praying for you to change!” As playful as our back-and-forth … Continue reading →
