What do you do when, unexpectedly, you are couped up with your husband? 24/7. No time apart in the near future. Even if your marriage is healthy and happy that much time together can put stress on the relationship. What happens if your marriage was already in a difficult season? Disaster looms. I don’t know […]
Tag: Fun in Marriage
Turn an unhappy marriage around by adding fun in Marriage. Find tips, ideas, and advice to make Marriage Great again!
How to Fix Communication Problems in Marriage and Why It Matters
Is it any surprise that when couples seek help to fix marital problems, communication is among the first things listed? Two of the most commonly asked questions about Marriage are about ‘why communication is important in a marriage’ and ‘how couples can communicate better’. Today Ana Willis will tackle both questions as she explains why […]
What Is Date Night for Married Couples? and How to Do It Right
Do you still date your spouse? For many of us, after marriage comes responsibilities and burdens and less time then children and dating goes out the window. Why do we stop dating our spouse and having fun together? Today as we focus on Hope for marriage we will hear from Michelle Nietert, MA, LPC-S who […]
6 Tips to Create A Fruitful Marriage Relationship
A few years ago after a difficult season of marriage, a strange and lovely question began turning in my mind. How can I have a healthy marriage? Yes. It is possible for a marriage that was filled with marital troubles to rebuild a solid marriage foundation and be a fruitful marriage. What comes to mind […]
How to Improve Communication in a Christian Marriage: Playful
Would you describe your relationship as Playful, Flirtatious and Fun? How long has it been since those words fit your Christian Marriage? The pressures, responsibilities and burdens of life tend to steal our Joy and that is dangerous to a successful marriage. When you are married with children there is even more stress to steal […]
10 Ways to Have Fun in a Christian Marriage
My husband and I stared at each other as we sat on the marriage therapist’s couch. We were less than thrilled with the advice she has just given us. “The two of you need to learn to have fun together again. When was the last time you laughed and had a good time together?” Nineteen […]
