Finding my husband in the most unexpected place, Costa Rica
What I was not expecting was that the answer to that question would lead me to my husband.
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Three ways to have better friendships
Somehow we’ve come to believe that loneliness can be remedied by being connected with others. The truth is, loneliness is remedied not by being connected to the lives of others, but by being invested in the lives of others.
Unreal Expectations: Three Things Your Spouse Cannot Do For You
The one thing only your spouse can do: create with you a unique quality of intimacy. Only a spouse can work with you to have the unique level of intimacy that healthy married couples achieve.
Marriage & Banking: How’s your balance?
The good news is, growing your marital bank account doesn’t require breaking your actual bank account.
Marriage, Jesus, & Chocolate Milk
How do you create a shared spiritual life with your spouse? How do you start moving forward together spiritually? Take a lesson from chocolate milk!
21 Squares to a better marriage
While speaking to married couples of all ages at HPUMC, Rev. Joe and Suzanne Stabile shared tips they have learned for how to overcome arguments, honor each other, and set healthy boundaries.
Four tools for a happy marriage
These and other practices have been so important in that they have taught us commitment and intentionality and priorities. With deep love and respect for one another we have continued to grow ever more close to one another, and close to the God...
The Seven-Year Itch: Getting over the relationship-slump
In some cases, it may be time to go; time to leave a relationship for valid and important reasons, or to leave a job that just isn’t the right fit. But what about the times when it isn’t right to leave?
Building a COMMITted marriage: Corinne & Ben
COMMIT is an interactive and informative program designed to help premarital couples have the kind of committed, lifetime and thriving marriage they really want.
Show Me You Know Me: the need to feel 'understood' in marriage
When talking with our spouse, feeling more connected with them means we smile more, we make direct eye contact, and we reach out and physically touch one another.