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Instant Download eBook.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.
What have you probably heard is the number one problem in marriage?
Often cited as the number one problem is the lack of communication.
I don’t believe that’s the case. It’s a problem, but not the main problem. The lack of communication is purely a symptom of a deeper problem.
As a follow up to my recent Anger Management in Marriage series, I’ve compiled that information into a single marriage article around the area of dealing with anger in marriage.
You can check it out at one of the following article directories.
Please let me know what you think by leaving a comment either here or at the article page.
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It’s hard to believe…another year of marriage. My wife and I celebrated our 14th marriage anniversary this month. Time has certainly flown by.
We were blessed with a gift card to Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, so we were able to have a wonderful anniversary dinner out. My mouth is watering just thinking about it, so I’m going to stop now.
The road to year 14 hasn’t always been easy. We’ve had to endure some hard times and even thoughts of divorce.
Read more… A Testament of Endurance: Celebrating Another Marriage Anniversary
Last time we talked about how people typically deal with anger towards their husband or wife.
So now what are some Biblical ways to deal with anger in marriage? Here are some brief ways to begin.
Read more… Anger Management in Marriage 3: Biblically Dealing with Anger
In the first post, I talked about how everyone eventually gets angry at their spouse, whether it’s over something large or small.
This time we’ll talk about how people typically deal with their anger.
First off, know that the anger itself is not a sin…it’s what you do with it and how you respond to it that can potentially be classified as sin.
Read more… Anger Management in Marriage 2: Poor Ways of Dealing with Anger
At some point, everyone gets angry at their spouse. It could be over something minor like leaving the cap off of the toothpaste, something on a larger scale like their disrespecting you in front of other people, or something much worse.
In marriage, the potential for anger is greater than in other relationships just by the nature of being in such close proximity to someone so often. Your husband or wife will eventually do something that gets on your nerves.
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