As the old song goes, “Thank heaven for little girls, they grow up is such a delightful way.” And, when they grow up (and even before) they’re oh so different from men. Thank Heaven for the difference. It’s the difference that leads to marriage and also the difference that leads to marriage problems.
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Men like to think of themselves as dragon slayers. If a wife is having a big problem with a project, the husband is right there to help. Most men usually bring home the paycheck and enjoy the feeling of being the prime provider. They’ve made sure the home is nice, the family is clothed and food is on the table.
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If you want advice on how to save your marriage all you have to do is ask. However, sometimes you don’t like what you hear and some of the suggested alternatives to a troubled marriage seem ridiculous. Some really go against the grain.
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A good friendship is something to treasure. A good marriage is something to cherish. Is it possible to combine the two and have the best of both worlds? Friendship usually comes before marriage but not always.
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To keep a husband sexually satisfied is to have him fall deeper in love with you. Making love in a marriage is how the two of you connect at the soul. If you can learn the art to be pleasing to each other, the connection that the two of you have can become so strong, your husband will be bound to you forever.
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Marriage is accepting the person as what he/she is and not what you expect him/her to be. Partners are two imperfect but unique individual children of god who have decided to share a life together.
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A marriage breakup is devastating. A Christian marriage that breaks up is worse. Most people don’t worry about how it looks to the world or to God. But, it CAN be saved! There are ways to prevent it. Even recover it. Here’s how.
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Sex is one of the most contentious issues in a marriage. Christian couples often wrestle with what’s sexually appropriate in their marriage relationship. They understand the need to maintain sexual purity in their Christian marriage, but must contend with personal desires, self-esteem issues, “baggage,” theological confusion, and cultural influences. What does the Bible say about sexual purity in marriage?
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Respect her. Not only what she has to say, but the choices she makes. Respect her opinion. Don’t be afraid to voice yours, but don’t come across as demanding or resentful.
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Your children may be one of your greatest concerns during the divorce process. How will you shield them? What will living arrangements be? How will you explain what is happening? At a time when you are likely distraught, confused, and upset by the transition, your children are vulnerable and subject to even greater feelings of upheaval at something they have absolutely no control over.
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