by Christian Family Life | Jun 15, 2025 | Build, Christian Marriage, Enrich, faith, faith love, God's Calling, grace, Invest, love, Marriage Health, Marriage Roles
Savior and Life Saver Gray Foshee A few years back, I was preparing for a wedding ceremony. I don’t normally study much for weddings. I learn about the individuals and listen to their love story and then use the vows they have chosen. Easy Peasy and I am ready....
by Christian Family Life | Apr 15, 2025 | acceptance, bless, Christian Marriage, Enrich, faith, intimacy, love, Marriage Health, Romance, trust
As we exchange vows on our wedding day, we make profound promises to each other. These vows encapsulate our commitment and the deep love we share, serving as a foundational blueprint for our marriage. But amidst the excitement and joy, have you ever paused to...
by Christian Family Life | Feb 28, 2025 | acceptance, bless, Christian Marriage, communication, conflict resolution, Enrich, Invest, love, marital trials, Marriage Health
Marriage is often portrayed in movies, songs, and literature as a perfect fairy tale where love is effortlessly and conquers all obstacles. However, anyone who has journeyed through marriage knows that the reality can be far more complex and challenging. The wide...
by Christian Family Life | Feb 14, 2025 | Christian Marriage, communication, Enrich, intimacy, love, marital trials, Romance
In the tapestry of marriage, the threads of intimacy – emotional, spiritual, and physical – are interwoven to create a masterpiece of connection. However, life’s demands, mismatched libidos, and unmet needs can sometimes fray these threads. This can lead to...
by Christian Family Life | Jan 24, 2025 | Christian Marriage, christian marriage, faith, Invest, Marriage Health, trust
Shelly Foshee Defining Faith We can find many definitions for the word faith. The majority of them point us toward loyalty and commitment. Biblical faith takes it a step farther and is thought to be a belief and trust in God based not on total proof or evidence, but...
