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Take the picture of The Cross. What kind of example does it show? We are to never give up on those we love. We should put others before us. I remember before I got saved I would shut God out. Always questioning why He would let me stay hurt and not do anything about it. Over and over I would turn God a way when what He wanted to do was show me His love because He knew I was lonely but I kept shutting the door on Him and not letting Him in. I wanted Him to change my situation but He wanted to change me. Sometimes we bring pain on ourselves by not letting God love on us and we claim He isn't doing anything about our situation but sometimes the best thing He can do is to change us. Is God trying to change you? One thing I remember from my experience is God never left or gave up. The door may have been shut but He was still on the other side, waiting for me to open it. I didn't need to ask Him into my life, I just needed to allow Him in. He never gives up on us and He won't giv

You know how the wedding story goes. They walk down the aisle and say "I do" and then they're married. Nothing more is heard of except that they lived happily ever after. That idea is a story and it's 100% fictional. After you say I do in front of everyone, it doesn't end there. You may be married but it takes saying I do every single day. This is one of our biggest problems because we forget this statement as we live our daily lives. We get caught up with the chores, his absence, her complaining, his lack of support, her flaws (that we do not remember when we got married). These things are all part of being married but we can't let them tear us apart. We have to remember what we said when we were at that alter. "For better or for worse, in sickness AND in health." Your husbands sick and keeps asking for more? Ungrateful for what you're doing? Remember you said I Do and choose to love him. Your wife has become lazy? Forgets to encourage and suppo

it's 2020! And you know what that means :) Time for new beginnings and a new year. Will there be a new you? Take what you've learned from last year and apply it to your life. Was there something you did last year that you could not do this year? Was there an opportunity you missed? Try to accomplish it now. Evaluate how your last year went and see how much you can grow in a positive way.

Hello readers, it is the new year, 2020! It couldn't have come faster. It's hard to believe it is already here. Today I wanted to talk about a topic that is good to know. I have started a new journey and I am excited to see where it goes but I don't want to get too deep into my personal life. This is about you guys. First a quick look into why I created this blog: I created this blog to help families and couples navigate their way through the maze that is called love. It's a beautiful journey that is only conquered by having faith and trust in each other with God at the center of it all. My goal is to help families overcome their challenges/struggles by providing insight into how I've gotten through it and giving advice (from God) on topics that are useful. I really hope it helps some people and with that, let's start our topic I wanted to talk to you guys about Life Love & Growth. What do I mean by this? Life moves on. We work things out and sometimes w