A few weeks ago I got into a discussion regarding marriage with someone whose marriage is in a rough spot and the couple is no longer living together. And her close friend is moving towards a similar situation in her marriage. We had some back and forth conversation about steps that could be taken to … More Marriage Reconciliation is Hard, but Not Impossible
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Dear Katrina and Dathan, Your request was simple… Dad, can you also fill out a card at our engagement party, “Advice and Wishes”? When I began, I soon found that a postcard size wouldn’t cut it. So as I’ve been known to do… I made a post. This one is specific for you, with love. … More A Father’s Blessing… ‘Advice and Wishes’
Christmas and Marriage meet “In order to keep our expectations of love for each other realistic, we must look deeper and wider than our love for one another. We must look to the source of LOVE. Even when we love each other well… learning and growing in love in creative new ways… we cannot fill … More Can you LOVE me like this? Part 3
Marriage life can be busy. And in no time at all we can become so wrapped up in our own things we lose sight of the togetherness aspect of it and drift far from the person who was supposed to be our best friend. What if we regularly invested in island retreats…islands of clarity? Belize … More Islands of Clarity
On our wedding day our vows seem so easy to say. We’re so in love. Everyone else’s marriage had trouble, but somehow our marriage is going to be different. It’s almost like we’ll live happily ever after. And then situations in life occur that were supposed to only happen to other people. Trials. Of many … More Together… till death do us part.
In the craftsman’s shop you’ll find a can or bottle of “wood glue” on the shelf. He carefully uses it to bond specific pieces of wood together. This enduring bond allows for these two glued pieces of wood to become one. “Togetherness” is like a glue that bonds a couple through the thick and thin … More Crafting a Stronger Marriage: “Togetherness”
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