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By God's design, marriage only works when two mutually submitted people honor and serve each other.
When people marry they bring fears into the relationship. Fear causes us to hurt and react to our spouse. Whether it's a fear of rejection or failure, fear keeps us from intimacy in marriage.
Because God is love, our love should be absolute and based on the laws of God, not fickle or mysterious.
An interview with Tim & Sherice Brown, Marybeth & Steven Curtis Chapman, and Sean & Catherine Lowe.
Marriage is a lot like flying a plane. When we get comfortable, we put the marriage on auto-pilot.
Marriage is a lot like flying a plane. When we get comfortable in the relationship, we turn our focus elsewhere and put the marriage on auto-pilot.
You can be free from a cursed genetic bloodline and be connected to one that is pure and blessed.
You can be free from a cursed genetic bloodline and be connected to one that is pure and blessed.
Without properly addressing the pain and iniquities of our past, our present and future are adversely affected.
You can have good sex in marriage when you learn to serve each other and learn more about each other's needs. Jimmy & Karen share how they learned this and how it helped them have the marriage of their dreams.
Intimacy is much more than physical, it's emotional and spiritual. When you accept your differences and complement each other, you'll discover the deepest intimacy you've ever known.
God never intended for us to be married without the presence and power of the Holy Spirit enabling us to do so.