Family Values

Facebook for Couples: 8 Things to Do Today

If you've been married for more than a couple of days you've probably already figured out that communication in marriage is really important.  Being intentional about the way you communicate with your spouse sets a firm foundation for a solid relationship. The same rules apply when it comes to using Facebook once you're married.  Facebook is...

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Commitment and Faithfulness: Being true to your spouse
Commitment and Faithfulness: Being true to your spouse

Commuting with four carpool buddies offers ample opportunity to chew the fat, so one day I posed the question:  What’s the difference between commitment and faithfulness? After a few rounds of debate the jury was in:  Commitment is our intent to stay in relationship with our wives; faithfulness is the practice of doing so. That said, let’s...

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There is Hope for Your Marriage: Using the Differences as Opportunities to Grow
There is Hope for Your Marriage: Using the Differences as Opportunities to Grow

Traditionally, when couples fight, have misunderstandings, discover a lack of things in common, or confront the challenge of incompatibility, their first instinct is to flee while rationalizing to themselves "this will never work, we're just too different." In The New Intimacy, Judith and Jim present a stark contrast to that perspective, illuminating...

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Eight Ways to Protect the Value of Your Marriage
Eight Ways to Protect the Value of Your Marriage

We take steps to protect the things we value. We teach our kids not to run into the street, we insure our houses and maintain our cars. Your marriage is easily your life's greatest investment. What are you doing to actively protect it? There have to be rules in place to protect things of value. A good illustration of this comes from the days I...

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Dynamic Sex: Unlocking the Secret to Love
Dynamic Sex: Unlocking the Secret to Love

"How can I get the most out of sex? How can I have a fulfilling love life?" University students worldwide ask these questions. Why? Because both pleasure and emotional fulfillment are important facets of sex. Sex is often on our minds. According to two psychologists at the universities of Vermont and South Carolina, 95% of people think about...

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