Guest post by: Gina Poirier
Evangelist David Wilkerson once said, “Love is not something you feel. It’s something you do.” Likewise, it’s the things you do (or don’t do) that can make your spouse feel unloved. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
When we were newlyweds nearly 13 years ago, my husband had some really firm expectations.
By: Brittany Ann
If you had to choose 3 adjectives to describe your relationship with your husband, which 3 would you choose? Would you choose adjectives like fun, close, exciting, fulfilling, silly or passionate? Or would you choose adjectives like boring, routine, strained, frustrating, or lonely? Read more
By: Brittany Ann
My husband and I have been married almost eight years now. Short enough that we are still learning every day, but long enough that we’re starting to fall into some of the same ol’ routines. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
Sometimes I ignore my husband. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
While having fun as a family is always (okay, usually!) a blast, spending one-on-one time with your spouse is absolutely essential to your health as a couple. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
I remember back when my husband and I were first dating. We could talk for hours about anything and everything. Especially when we were living two states away from each other and talking was all we could do. We spent hours on the phone! Read more
By: Brittany Ann
Marriage is hard, especially when your kids are little. You’re running low on sleep, you’ve got several people pulling you in all different directions all at once, and you’d really rather just go take a nap than work on your marriage. Yet, a strong marriage sets the foundation for a strong family, and building yours the right way is so, so important. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
Should Christians marry non-Christians? Unfortunately for many starry eyed single Christians out there, the Bible clearly states the answer is no. Read more
By: Brittany Ann
Is your husband the spiritual leader* of your home? Would you like him to be? Read more