For Us Marriage

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It is important for couples to stay focused on the state of their collective heart, despite life's many distractions.

The problem with good communication is that there is typically a spouse who likes to talk and a spouse who doesn’t. Give one of these three one-liners a try for two weeks and let us know what happens. What are some of yours going to be?

Make it a goal this year to intentionally encourage each other.

Our words are powerful, aren’t they?

“The spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship. And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.” (Romans 8:15 NIV)

Tag your spouse and say something nice about them.

Empathy means being there for your spouse, and being there WITH your spouse.

Become the master of forgiving your spouse's silly mistakes. – Ted Lowe

Controlled emotions is regret management.

Couples are loving Ted Lowe’s new book, Us In Mind. Ranked #1 in Christian Dating & Relationships in new releases on #Amazon.

Your spouse is not a problem to be fixed, they are a person to be loved.

What you think about you may not always be true, and most of us live as if it is.

If something delights their heart, let it delight yours too.don’T be a killjoy.

Focus on what you love don't focus on what you don't.

It’s crucial to know how we characterize our spouse because we operate as if it’s the truth. And that’s important because how you think about your spouse will determine how you treat your spouse.

When you are triggered...

Guys, here is a reminder for something we all struggle with... feel it. Don't fix it.

You have infinite value. Nothing you've said or done can add or subtract to what has already been determined to be true of you.