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It’s Easter…when we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
But before He was resurrected on Sunday, Jesus had to go through Friday of pain and suffering and Saturday of death.
Many husbands and wives are sitting in the middle of their Friday or Saturday when it comes to marriage. There is a lot of pain and suffering or the relationship seems dead.
Previously, we’ve talked about renewing your desire to have a great marriage and how to work at doing what God’s asked you to do to move closer to that dream marriage.
Now it’s time to realize that having the dream marriage is not a destination, but a journey. There is never going to come a day where you wake up and say “wow, I’ve arrived at a great marriage, I’m done.”
You’re not done. The great marriage relationship is a journey. It’s a process that needs maintenance to keep from slipping back down into mediocrity.
Last time we talked about the first step towards a dream marriage, which was to believe it’s possible and to rekindle your desire for it.
Now it’s time to take another step towards achieving that great marriage.
Admit it…you want a great marriage.
No wife grew up thinking “I can’t wait to get into a miserable marriage.” And no husband got married thinking “I’m looking forward to this marriage becoming a huge weight around my neck.”
But all too often, that’s what the marriage relationship turns into.
That romantic day of the year is here again. And if you’re like me, it may have snuck up on you.
To me it seems to come too quickly after Christmas. But then again, maybe spouses need to restart the romance after the stress that tends to come with the Christmas holidays.
Valentine’s Day is a great day to do something nice and romantic for your spouse. But even better than limiting it to that one day, it’s a great starting point to begin a round of year long romance.
It’s the time of year when we all start thinking about the goals we’d like to accomplish in the new year. Maybe some of those goals are to lose weight, quit smoking, start exercising, get promoted, or make more money.
Unfortunately, many times, having better relationships doesn’t even cross our minds. We think something like marriage is just going to take care of itself, without making a conscious effort to really work at it.
Read more… Is Your Marriage on Your New Year’s Resolutions List?
I would like to wish you and your family a happy new year.
I pray that you, your spouse, and your family are extremely blessed this year. May you receive all the great things that God has planned for your marriage, your children, your finances, and your health.
2008 is going to be a great year!
It’s that wonderful time of the year…or is it?
Christmas is great. It’s that time where we celebrate the birth of our savior, Jesus Christ.
It’s the time when families come together and get to spend quality time with one another. Uh-oh, that’s also when, for many people, that “wonderful time of the year” turns into “I can’t wait until Christmas is over.”
Are you looking forward to Christmas with a small (or large) sense of dread in seeing various family members and in-laws?
Read more… Marriage Bible Verse of the Week - Receive & Give the Gift of Patience
Find yourself feeling anxious or uptight? Maybe confused or too hectic?
Sometimes in our lives, there are just too many things going on or challenges facing us. Whether it’s from our marriage, job, finances, or other parts of our lives, we can allow things to bring a sense of turmoil.
Read more… Marriage Bible Verse of the Week - Peace, Be Still
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