Our Father Who Art in Heaven
Bible Verses About Marriage Five Minutes in the Bible for Men Our Father which art in heaven… Matthew 6:9 KJV This wonderful model of prayer begins with this adoration of…
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The Benefits of a Kite String
Bible Verses About Marriage Five Minutes in the Bible for Men The righteous will live by faith — Galations 3:11 When the first suspension bridge across the Niagara River was…
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Make Love Without Doing It
Five Minutes in the Bible for Men Your two breasts are like two fawns — Solomon 4:14 For some reason, our marketers in print media and advertising executives try to…
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Investing Our Inheritance
Five Minutes in the Bible for Men May you have the power to understand, as all God’s people should, how wide, how long, how high, and how deep his love…
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5 Things Your Husband Wants to Hear You Say
Words (kind or unkind) have a tremendous impact on the emotional temperature of our marriages. Speaking words of affirmation toward my husband did not come naturally to me. Such phrases…
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An Ideal to Strive For: True Leadership in the Home
Mutual submission in marriage is like a dance floor. It is an open space where you have the freedom to move. It requires that the man and woman, each in…
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Husbands: 10 Ways They’re Different
Value His Differences Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. Romans 12:10 NIV My husband and I conducted a marriage enrichment conference one Saturday at…
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Helping—Or Controlling?
God called Eve Adam’s helpmate, and as a helpmate myself, I take my job seriously. I help my husband drive. I help my husband talk. I help my husband dress.…
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Move Closer
When my husband and I are sitting together in a restaurant, he’ll pull my chair over and say, “Closer.” It’s the sweetest thing. He makes me feel loved and wanted…
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Do My Words Count?
On average, women speak 20,000 words a day. That’s 13,000 more daily words than our male counterparts! Yet how often does it feel like our words fall on deaf ears?…
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