Entering a new decade, I think we all want to embrace it with open arms. To think of it as beginning afresh, our hearts full of optimism. A question my husband and I have been discussing since January 1 is “what do we want the state of our union to be by the time we … Continue reading Time to Address the State of the Union of Your Marriage
Christmas shopping is fun for most of us. But for our son Ryan, one year it became his mission to find the perfect gift. With all the love he had for his mama, he wanted to give her the gift of memory. The Mission The weekend after Thanksgiving, our 6-year-old son, Ryan, was looking through … Continue reading The Gift of Memory
Dennis and I have a rule about our bedroom. We call it our “Love Nest.” Only two activities should occur in a married couple’s bedroom, we say. And that’s sleep and sex. Rooms have a purpose. Kitchens are for cooking. Laundry rooms are for washing and drying laundry. Bathrooms are for taking care of bodily … Continue reading Create A Love Nest for Better Sexual Intimacy
Our words carry more power than we know. Your words are so powerful that they will kill or give life, Proverbs 18:21 tells us. If the words I speak are so powerful, how much so than to my husband in times of intimacy? My pillow talk will either give life or kill our sexual intimacy. … Continue reading Use Your Pillow Talk to Improve Sexual Intimacy
Mama, what defines you? Who are you when what you are known for is stripped away? The thought “I’m not good enough” resonates with many of us. This lie doesn’t respect gender, ethnicity, economic status or age. But Mamas—mothers—tend to embrace this lie the most. Hear me, Mama, You Are Enough. “You Are Not Enough” … Continue reading Mama, You Are Enough
