Start Marriage Right

“God doesn’t want me to be a ‘fix him’ wife, God wants me to be a ‘love him’ wife.” @LysaTerKeurst // startmarriageright.com/2019/…

We know that our spouses need love and respect and we know that our marriages need commitment and attention. But we rarely stop to think about how our spouses long to know that we delight in them! bit.ly/2ISIigv

The communication between husbands and wives in the area of sexual intimacy and romance is a crucial topic for couples to work through. bit.ly/2Hr1H87

These days, young professionals face a lot of pressure to get their foot in the door of the firm or industry they want to work in as early as possible—which absolutely impacts their marriage and home life. bit.ly/2ISHrMP

If you’re battling through your marriage, keep fighting! Look to God to work through the conflicts meant to tear your marriage apart, trusting Him to bring you closer to Him and to each other. bit.ly/2FaUMtU

Marriage is about two individual people coming together to form a unit, kind of like how two halves make a whole. bit.ly/2ISH84D

"Forgiveness will always be tough. Forgiveness in marriage can be extremely difficult at times when we feel deeply betrayed." Read more from our author on the blog today! bit.ly/2rZ6hAR

You see, the problem is when we look at everyone else with eyes of comparison instead of appreciating what we have right in front of us. The only solution to this is having a heart that goes from envious—to grateful. bit.ly/2IFPSb2

Before marriage there are some things to work through, and finances are no small matter. Here's a guide to help you through those important conversations: bit.ly/2JF9dct

"I am in utter amazement how He can take two messed up broken people in a messy situation, and make something so beautiful out of it. That’s the brilliance of our God!" Author Monique Chambers shares her marriage, in all it's mess, today on the blog! bit.ly/2Fq4VTO

The communication between husbands and wives in the area of sexual intimacy and romance is a crucial topic for couples to work through. Today on the blog our author Ryan Parks shares some tips for working on your marriage in this crucial area. bit.ly/2Hr1H87

Too many couples are giving up the fight for their marriage, thinking that if they don’t have a perfect relationship, their marriages aren’t worth saving. But it couldn’t be further from the truth. Read more today on our blog: bit.ly/2FaUMtU

"I used to believe that one day my Prince Charming would walk through the door and I would elegantly smile and wave," our author Lizzy Christian bravely admits on the blog today. Read the rest of her story here! bit.ly/2vvmL7Z

Is it possible to start both a marriage and career simultaneously and have them flourish? Yes, says Dorcas Cheng-Tozun, author of Start, Love, Repeat. Read more here! bit.ly/2HkWgV5

Carnivals tend to bring out our inner child, reminding us not to take moments for granted and to treasure what we have. Here's a few things we can learn about putting a little bit of extraordinary into our marriages: bit.ly/2mF2ghu

" I never thought of myself as someone that needed to “recover” from anything. And yet I was utterly consumed by shame, guilt, insecurity and unworthiness." Melissa Ruff shares this vulnerable and honest view of her road to healing in marriage. Read more: bit.ly/2pLEanC

Very exciting to see Dr. Gary Chapman's amazing resource as a suggested book on Oprah's list of top 15 problem solving books! You can read her full list here: bit.ly/2q75LzX

We love this story of an amusing miscommunication in marriage and what it taught out author Kate Motaung. Read more here! bit.ly/2IyRwKU

If you are finding that marriage brings out those sides of you that you might rather people not see, our author today has some great advice for you today on the blog! Read more here: bit.ly/2q7m3sv

"When God’s picture of a happy, fulfilling marriage begins to replace the conditioned images in our minds, we can begin to enjoy the security and satisfaction He intended." Some advice on envisioning the marriage you want, today on the blog! bit.ly/2EcWj24