Continuing with our ways to love languages series, let’s look at ways to love your spouse through acts of service. This can be seen as one of the hardest languages to communicate, thanks to our prideful and “all about me” nature. When it comes to showing acts of service, it’s about genuinely doing things you know your spouse would like. This act also requires thoughtfulness, planning, and effort. Using the popular scripture passage in 1 Continue Reading
5 Ways to Love Your Spouse Through Physical Touch
Conversations involving how to love your spouse through physical touch are often met with great resistance and shyness. Yet, these are some of the most important talks a married couple should have. Being one of the top three reasons why marriages end in divorce, the physical touch talk - and all involved - is worth considering. Love Your Spouse Through Physical Touch The Physical Touch Love Language Explained First and foremost, this love Continue Reading
5 Ways to Love Your Spouse Through Quality Time
Continuing with our “Ways to Love Your Spouse” series, in this post we’re going to look at 5 ways to love your spouse through quality time. We think it’s pretty safe to say that no matter what your dominant love language is, quality time is most likely in the top three. Why? I believe it’s something that God instilled in every single one of us… the desire to spend time, commune, and fellowship with others - especially with our spouse. The Continue Reading
5 Tips to Build a Strong Marriage During Deployment
Building a Strong Marriage During Deployment Building a strong marriage during deployment can be a real struggle for couples, and rightfully so. There are many factors at play from learning how to live life without your significant other being in the home, figuring out what your new normal will look like, and accommodating being a “single” parent. Even in the midst of this hardship, the good news is you can still build and have a strong marriage Continue Reading
What is Family Discipleship?
Family discipleship is something that has been modeled for us since the beginning of mankind. Starting with Adam and Eve, God put the roles of men, husbands, fathers, women, wives, mothers, and children into course. He has given each one specific roles that would aid in showing His compassionate love and desires for His people. Although the world does not embrace a biblical approach to family discipleship, for the Christian family, it is Continue Reading