by Davonne Parks | Sep 28, 2017 | Guest Blogger, Marriage
Special Note: This article is part of an intentional home series by Davonne Parks. To view the rest of the articles in this series, go here. It feels like yesterday. It feels like a lifetime ago. A distant memory… but not so distant. I was 19 years old. He was 20. My...
by Ashleigh Slater | Aug 19, 2014 | Marriage
“You make me brave You make me brave No fear can hinder now The love that made the way” As the sanctuary filled with a congregation of voices singing these words from Bethel’s song “You Make Me Brave,” I felt his fingers reach for mine....
by Mandy Pagano | Aug 7, 2014 | Biblical Womanhood, Conflict, Marriage, Submission, Uncategorized, Unity, Wives
It was a simple phone call that landed me in hot water. A phone call and an innocent mistake led to a tense few moments between my husband and myself. I ordered take out for a friend who was in need and made a mistake when ordering. The result was an extra $20 charge...
by Ashleigh Slater | Jul 10, 2014 | Marriage
My husband Ted’s flaws? Well, I’ve been asked about them more than once … including on live radio. I suppose that’s what comes from devoting an entire chapter in my book Team Us to the “killing” of old habits in marriage. And do you...
by Ashleigh Slater | Jun 17, 2014 | Love, Marriage
I’ve heard tell that desperate times call for desperate measures. My husband Ted and I hit one such first-world measure en route to our honeymoon destination, Paris. On the car ride from our condo to the airport, it struck us that we’d forgotten one very...
by Karen Ehman | Jun 3, 2014 | Help-Meet, Husbands, Marriage, Respect
We wives can be such chatterboxes. And so often we try to use our words to show our husbands love and respect. Or to tell them just how crazy we still are about them. Sadly, we also at times use our words to wound; a weapon to throw when we feel hurt or ignored or...
