along the way, we’ve had so many people share wise advice and life experiences with us, which has helped guide our family through good times and hard times. we have one powerful and practical marriage tip for every day of the month. keep referring back to this list to give a daily dose of encouragement to your marriage. if you’ll apply these 31 principles below to your relationship, it could make a life-changing difference in your marriage! 1. choose to …

once you’ve found a mate, there are steps the two of you can take to help cultivate that spiritual relationship. it might be a past that you’d like to forget and leave behind forever. it’s extremely important to share these emotions and thoughts with your partner. the importance lies in allowing each other to be yourselves, enjoying the exploration, and diving into the experience that each of you want. life with a partner can be extremely fulfilling when these changes …

rather, he asks: how can we use the challenges, joys, struggles and celebrations of marriage to draw closer to god? we are to find our fulfillment and purpose in god. we want your marriage to be thriving and healthy. the fruit of the spirit devotional is a free series of nine short videos to get you into god’s word and inspire you to seek the holy spirit’s help in loving your spouse. will you pray for the pre-born and moms …

the first 8 principles are for both the husband and wife. notice that the last two principles are where a lot of couples and a lot of counselors start—with biblical roles in marriage. with these 10 principles, i’ve sought to do the same—laying out a gospel-centered foundation for marriages and marriage counseling. you can send it to others using this shortened link: /marriagemc10  love god most with your most: with all your heart, soul, mind, and spirit. put jesus before …

when our children are small, we teach them to identify a man and a woman. of course, not all men are the same as other men and not all women are the same as other women. while many women have successful careers and work outside of the home, they were created to be nurturers and crave relationship with others. the culture tells us love is a feeling that comes and goes, but to thrive in marriage is to choose to …