“Our faith becomes stronger as we express it.” —Billy Graham
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Although we often explore our own spiritual needs, we rarely stop to think about those same needs as it applies to being a couple.
When times get tough, your faith and your marriage will be the foundation that you need to get through it all.
“We assume that others show love in the same way that we do and if they don’t we worry the love isn’t there.” —Anonymous
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Have you ever heard of the love languages?
You may have heard of the book written by Dr. Gary Chapman, The 5 Love Languages, but maybe you haven’t read it yet. According to Dr. Chapman, your love language is the primary way that you express and experience love.
“Getting older is an adventure not a problem.” —Betty Friedan
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Many look at getting older as a problem. They do everything to avoid getting older. The truth is that getting older is an adventure, not a problem.
Most see the golden years as a season full of endings, but in reality, every end also starts a new beginning.
“Parenting is the easiest thing in the world to have an opinion about and the hardest thing in the world to do.” —Matt Walsh
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Today, many couples are marrying later, starting families later. People are also living longer, so there is a real scenario happening for people in their 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s.
Simultaneously caring for their children AND dealing with aging parents at the same time. This is the sandwich generation, sandwiched between parents and kids.