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Category Archives: Choosing a mate
Hurt by a broken relationship
If you’ve been hurt by a past relationship, I encourage you to learn from your experience. Take inventory with the help of a wise friend or counselor who can offer godly perspective. Make changes in your life that will help you … Continue reading
Posted in Broken Relationships, Choosing a mate, Confrontation, Counseling, Dating, Difficult people, Discernment, Discouragement, Divorce, Divorce and Remarriage, Emotions, Enabling, Forgiveness, Loss, Love, Marital Separation, Marriage, Pain, Single's ministry, Singles, Suffering, Trials, Wisdom
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Breaking the Cycle of Divorce
Marriage has fallen on hard times. The number of marriages in crisis is overwhelming. Yet we can’t afford to give up on marriage. In his book, “The Four Seasons of Marriage” Dr. Gary Chapman observes that “…marriage between a … Continue reading
Sex and Marriage
When couples are preparing for marriage, we help them by looking at the well-known sources of marital conflict. One of them is sex. I explain to engaged couples that the reason for conflict over sex is the very thing that … Continue reading
Can you love without getting hurt?
A Scottish rock band from the 70’s connected with a lot of people with these words: “Love hurts, love scars, Love wounds, and marks, Any heart, not tough, Or strong, enough To take a lot of pain, Take a lot … Continue reading
God’s prescription for great relationships
“Do everything in love” (I Corinthians 16:14). Everything! These three remain: Faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love (I Corinthians 13:13). Love is the most excellent way (I Corinthians 12:31). Where love is absent, all other gifts and … Continue reading
To love and to cherish — according to God’s standards
I typically use the traditional vows in wedding ceremonies. Some couples, however, ask to write their own vows. When they do this, I always ask to review their vows to make sure they align with the substance of the traditional … Continue reading
Focus on marriage
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Posted in Choosing a mate, Counseling, Dating, Divorce, Divorce and Remarriage, Gay Marriage?, Love, Marriage, Tim Keller
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Is there a catch-22 in love?
Many singles feel like they’re in a kind of catch 22. If they attend Church, they’re likely surrounded by a culture of marriage and family. This has its own set of challenges but singles also battle other issues. They often feel … Continue reading
6 Links worth seeing
Polygamy in the Bible: A sordid tale Something similar happens when it comes to the Bible and polygamy. Sure, the narrators never pause to say, “Oh by the way, please, don’t be a polygamist.” But why should they? The stories … Continue reading
When Two Become One
Audio message here: When Two Become One If you hope to do well in the relationship of marriage, you’ll need a shared vision of the nature and meaning of marriage. Most people who get married do not tend to think very … Continue reading