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Tag Archives: marriage problems
The Problem in Your Marriage Isn’t What You Think
The number one marriage killer is us. Here are four ways we may be destroying our marriages: Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Engagement, Husbands, Love, Marital Separation, Marriage, marriage problems, Wisdom, Wives
Tagged Marriage, marriage problems
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What should we know about marriage?
Originally posted on Wisdomforlife:
Someone once asked why so many married people seem so miserable. “Perhaps,” another responded, “it’s because so many miserable people are married.” Maybe marriage itself is not the problem. With a 50 percent divorce rate for…
What does maturity look like?
It’s hard to overemphasize the importance of maturity to a good relationship. But what does maturity look like? Continue reading
Differences between men and women
Why is sex a primary source of conflict in marriage? Continue reading
Posted in Anger, Counseling, Divorce, Divorce and Remarriage, Engagement, Equal Rights, Feminism, Love, Marriage, Ministry to young singles, Passion, Pornography, Relationships, Sex, Sexual temptations, Sexuality, Should I get married?, Single's ministry, Uncategorized, Wedding, Wives, Women
Tagged help for troubled marriage, marriage problems, Men and Women, more sex in marriage, pornography, Premarital counseling, Sex, Sex addiction
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Cynicism in life and marriage
In his book, Seeing Through Cynicism: A Reconsideration of the Power of Suspicion, Dick Keyes, unmasks the truth about the pervasive reality of cynicism. “Cynicism,” he wrote, “does not get the scrutiny it deserves…it has some privileged position that makes it … Continue reading
