by stayout | Nov 24, 2020 | Build, Christian Marriage, christian marriage, communication, conflict resolution, intimacy, Invest, marital trials, Restore
During the month of November, it has become a regular practice on social media to post something we are thankful for every day. People post about all types of things from a job, to a city, to a season or type of weather. One year we did a ‘Thanksgiving Tree’ and we...
by stayout | Nov 16, 2020 | Build, Christian Marriage, christian marriage, communication, intimacy, Invest, marital trials, Restore
Two emotions have dominated our year more than any other – Fear and Anxiety. These emotions have been a 1-2 punch to the gut of millions…if not billions of people dealing with a global pandemic and so much uncertainty. The health of our marriages can be profoundly...
by stayout | Aug 1, 2020 | Build, christian marriage, Christian Marriage, communication, Invest, marital trials, Restore
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 stayout | Jul 21, 2020 | Build, Christian Marriage, christian marriage, communication, Invest, marital trials
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...
by stayout | May 1, 2020 | Build, Christian Marriage, christian marriage, Invest, marital trials, Restore
Written by Special Guest Contributor: Cindy Goff This time of quarantine is difficult for so many. I find myself distant from those I love. My lens appears to have a filter clouding my view. Normal routines and bigger dreams appear to be on hold or...
by stayout | Apr 17, 2020 | christian marriage, conflict resolution, marital trials
EXPOSED While many marriages and relationships have embraced this time of quarantine for the better, others have realized their marriage isn’t what they thought it was. Or maybe deep-down they knew things weren’t that great, but the option to live parallel...
