by Christian Family Life | Nov 21, 2025 | Christian Marriage, faith, love, marital trials, Marriage Health, Restore, speaking life, trust, truth
Shelly Foshee God Will Make A Way When I hear that statement I immediately think of a couple of worship songs that I have sung many times. The first is an oldy but a goodie; God Will Make A Way by Don Moen. This song comes straight from Isaiah 43:19. What many people...
by Christian Family Life | Oct 27, 2025 | Christian Marriage
Marriage is not easy. When you have two imperfect people coming together outside of God‘s intent, it’s a recipe for disaster. Today, we’re diving into the reality of imperfect marriages and exploring the transformative work that God desires for us as we navigate...
by Christian Family Life | Jul 24, 2025 | Build, Christian Marriage, Enrich, friendship, intimacy, Invest, love, marital trials, Marriage Health, Restore
Introduction In the whirlwind of life, marriage can often shift from a love-filled romance to a routine partnership. In the early stages of a relationship, we celebrate our love through motions like high-fives and shared laughter, playful gestures and flirtatious...
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 | Aug 23, 2024 | acceptance, Christian Marriage, christian marriage, communication, Enrich, grace, Invest, marital trials, Marriage Health, Marriage Roles, truth
Shelly Foshee The World’s View The world/enemy takes the truth of God’s word and slightly twists it. Leaving just enough truth to lure you in, yet tainting it with sin, making it all a lie. Submission from a wife’s point of view has been defined as “being a...
