by Christian Family Life | Aug 1, 2020 | Build, christian marriage, communication, Invest, marital trials, Restore, Uncategorized
Written by Special Guest Contributor: Alan Morgan. We're in a series of articles designed to help married couples achieve financial clarity. One of the biggest sources of conflict in marriage is money. If you missed the first two articles then simply head to... 
by Christian Family Life | Jul 21, 2020 | Build, christian marriage, communication, Invest, marital trials, Uncategorized
Written by Special Guest Contributor: Alan Morgan. Last week we outlined 4 key steps for navigating financial challenges in marriage. If you missed that article you can check it out here - https://www.christianfamilylife.com/money-problems-marriage-stress/For the next... 
by Christian Family Life | Jul 12, 2020 | christian marriage, communication, conflict resolution, Invest, Uncategorized
Written by Special Guest Contributor: Alan Morgan. God can use this time of uncertainty and crisis as an opportunity to expose and bring to light financial struggles with your spouse. Now is the time to press into these issues and experience real freedom and healing.... 
by Christian Family Life | May 22, 2020 | communication, conflict resolution, Invest, marital trials, Restore, Uncategorized
It should come as no surprise that emotional pain is an ever-present part of our human existence. The most recent lock-down pandemic has highlighted this truth. It also reveals the potential for unexpected pain in areas we might have previously considered... by Christian Family Life | May 15, 2020 | christian marriage, communication, conflict resolution, marital trials, Uncategorized
What we decide to do with the pain we experience every day is critical. If we hold onto it or try to heal ourselves then bad things happen. To quote Wesley from the classic movie, A Princess Bride, “Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling... 
by Christian Family Life | Apr 23, 2020 | christian marriage, communication, conflict resolution, marital trials, Restore, Uncategorized
In full transparency, after 17 years of marriage and 22 years together we (Ryan and Ashlie Cook) had LOTS of need for forgiveness and reconciliation. Probably like many of you, we have way more examples of failure than success! The process of forgiveness has been one...
