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How do you greet your spouse?
Greeting your spouse in a loving way can reignite romance in your marriage, and re-center your heart.
Neil Stavem on
Marriage + Family
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Cherishing your spouse
One word can take your marriage from a going through the motions relationship to a loving and fulfilling life together.
Neil Stavem on
Live the Promise
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Living a grace-filled marriage
What does it mean to live a grace-filled marriage?
Susie Larson on
Live the Promise
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One word changes marriage
Ultimately, cherishing one another in marriage works for the good of both husband and wife.
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Lost that lovin’ feeling?
Many couples lose that 'spark' when they’ve been married several years. So how can we bring that ‘young love’ back into a tired relationship?
Neil Stavem on
Live the Promise
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Giving your first fruits to your family
Giving of our first fruits, doesn’t just mean giving the first of the harvest, it’s about giving the best of the harvest.
Susie Larson on
Dr. Bill Maier Live
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Why marriage is good for you
Studies show that marriage tends to have a positive impact on your overall well-being.
Live the Promise
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Marriage undercover
In the midst of betrayal, we have an all-powerful redeeming God. Bob and Audrey Meisner share their story of love, infidelity, and ultimate forgiveness.
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Ask the Professor: The influence of grandparents
As grandparents, do we have a position of influence in our grandchildren’s faith journey?
Neil Stavem on
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Strengths-based marriage
God intentionally connects couples who have very different strengths and weaknesses so that they may complement each other.
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Check your Emotional Intelligence
Do you know how to "read the room"? Dr. Linda Mintle offers five ways you can develop and hone the skills of Emotional Intelligence.
The trap of perfectionism
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.