We have a choice. We can ask God to help us build up our marriage, or we can choose to tear it down, one selfish act or remark at a time. Are we willing to do what it takes to have the relationship we crave?
Continue reading →If you have meditated on God’s Word, call to mind the peace you experienced when you pondered the words of a Bible passage. How it changed your thinking. Gave you hope and direction. If it’s been a while, how are you doing? Is your life working out?
Continue reading →Perhaps you don’t struggle with poor choices. Maybe you could mentor someone who has trouble making good ones. Consider asking your pastor to connect you with someone who could use your help.
Continue reading →Today, decide what steps you’ll take to become a healthier person. Wouldn’t it be nice to not have to depend on your bathroom scales to prove your marriage is thriving? Or to not gain weight when your goal is to lose it?
Continue reading →Bert had never come home in the middle of a workday, but five years ago, on April 1, he did. “We need to talk.” Nothing could have prepared me for the next words out of his mouth. “I want a … Continue reading →
