To accept that you are both a burden and a joy is to embrace the fullness of who you are in Christ. It means acknowledging your need for others, while also celebrating the ways you bring light and love into the world. In our weaknesses, we are met with God’s grace, and in our joys, we reflect His goodness.
Read MoreConflict is an inevitable part of any relationship, including marriage. However, how you handle disagreements can make all the difference in the health and longevity of your relationships. By avoiding these 15 phrases and adopting healthier communication strategies, couples can navigate conflicts with greater understanding, empathy, and respect.
Read MoreBefore saying “I do,” it’s essential for couples to ask important questions and have open and honest conversations about their relationship, faith, values, and future together. By addressing these questions thoughtfully and prayerfully, couples can ensure they are spiritually, emotionally, and practically ready for marriage.
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