Why Saying “I Do” Is a Daily Commitment in Marriage

Why Saying “I Do” Is a Daily Commitment in Marriage

Marriage isn’t a one-time promise—it’s a daily choice. Too often, couples believe the pursuit ends at the altar. But real,…
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How to Avoid Drifting Apart in Your Marriage—One Day at a Time

How to Avoid Drifting Apart in Your Marriage—One Day at a Time

Drifting apart doesn’t happen overnight. It happens in the small moments—when you choose silence instead of conversation, your phone instead…
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When Blame Becomes a Weapon: Understanding Conflict in a Godly Marriage

When Blame Becomes a Weapon: Understanding Conflict in a Godly Marriage

Introduction Every couple disagrees—it’s part of life and growth. But what happens when those disagreements take a dark turn? When…
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From Burden to Blessing: Seeing Your Spouse Through A New Lense

From Burden to Blessing: Seeing Your Spouse Through A New Lens

Introduction In the hustle of modern life, it’s easy to start seeing your spouse as another item on your to-do…
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Making Space for Love: Why Your Spouse Deserves More, Not Less

Making Space for Love: Why Your Spouse Deserves More, Not Less

Introduction Do you find yourself thinking, I just need space or they want too much of me? It’s normal to…
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Daily spiritual habits that anchor you during marriage struggles

Faith in the Fire: Holding Onto God’s Truth When Marriage Gets Harsh

When Marriage Doesn’t Feel Safe Marriage is supposed to be the safest place on earth—a sanctuary of love, trust, and…
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Love Is Not Self-Serving: Reclaiming Devotion in a Distracted World

Love Is Not Self-Serving: Reclaiming Devotion in a Distracted World

Introduction Love isn’t about what you can get—it’s about what you can give. The Bible reminds us that true love…
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Faith in the Fire: Holding Onto God's Truth When Marriage Gets Tough

Faith in the Fire: Holding Onto God’s Truth When Marriage Gets Tough

When Marriage Turns into a Battlefield Marriage is meant to be a haven—a space where two people build each other…
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