I Like Being Married to You

Gloria Gather writes:

I like being married to you ... because when you hold me close and tell me that you love me, I feel there must be something to me ...

Love Requires More than Romance

A love which depends solely on romance, on the combustion of two attracting chemistries, tends to fizzle out. ... A long-term marriage has to move beyond ...

The Perfect Marriage

Charles Spurgeon describes the perfect marriage:

Their object in life is common. There are points where their affections so intimately united that none ...

It's His Marriage Too

God so cares about this enterprise we call "our" marriage that it might well be called "his" marriage, too; he is that involved--feeling ...

The Laboratory of Marriage

God made us all individuals. Then he made half of us male and the other half female. Then he created marriage. Unless you think this was a cosmic practical ...

Relying on Each Other

Over the years Joyce and I have learned that it's okay for each of us to have our abilities and our strengths. We've adjusted to those and can even rely ...

It Takes Two

It is two people who give expression to marital oneness. Two people, usually polar opposites, who somehow commit themselves to building a framework for ...

The Great Game of Marriage

Marriage may get rough at times; we may be misunderstood and we may misunderstand; but it's great to be in the game!

The Core Necessities

The Bible's admonitions to mutual love and respect are the core necessities of marriage.

Differences Can Be a Bond

Roles and idiosyncrasies, when laughed at together, can bond instead of break us.