Communicating About Sex: Wives, Do You Have a Fantasy?
Do you have a fantasy? Or a few? Or many, maybe? Would it surprise you that most people do? Men and women alike have sexual fantasies. Have you ever felt…
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Are You Good at Communicating? Communication 101
Sometimes I don’t want to talk to or listen to my wife. Even though we’ve been married since 2001 and I’ve served as a marriage pastor since 2006, I admit…
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Learning To Understand Your Wife Through Prayer
My wife and I met with a couple for pre-marriage counseling. The man asked, “How can I be an expert on women?” I said, “Only God can do that. Just…
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Why Good Listeners Make Better Spouses: The Art of Sacred Listening
God demonstrated the power of words by speaking the universe into existence ex nihilo—making something from nothing. He set humanity apart from all other created beings by giving us the…
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How Our Perceptions Affect Conflict in Marriage
Nobel Peace Prize winner and Buddhist Monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, stated this during an interview with talk show host Oprah Winfrey: “Fear, anger, and despair are born on the grounds…
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Communication Goals: God, Spouse, Friends
I can be so all-or-nothing with prayer. I think I have to be in full monastic mode or praying for hours on end to do it “right,” and that makes…
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Love and Respect
An Interview with Emerson Eggerichs, the author of Love and Respect Love & Respect — a simple concept, and it’s so effective. Emerson, what makes this book different? The book…
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Marriage Communication
My wife says that listening is the most important part of good communication in marriage. Do you agree? And if so, why is what we hear more important than what…
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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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My Wife’s Affair Shattered (and Saved) our Marriage
I searched Nancy’s eyes for that familiar fire. Seeing none, I thought, Who is this woman? My wife of two years had become an instant stranger. She repeated the sentence…
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