Showing posts with label Challenges in Marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Challenges in Marriage. Show all posts

Monday, July 28, 2014

Roots Keep a Marriage Content!!

Roots Keep A Marriage Content
Roots Keep a marriage content. If the roots are stirred up it threatens the trees security. Sometimes God uses adversity, disappointments, dislocations and disruptions to make us less secure and produce fruitlessness. Roots keep us content. The fig take up water and nutrients through the roots. If is roots are stirred up it is less content.
What about You?

Monday, April 21, 2014

Relationship & Money- Going Over Budget with Finances

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marriage4life1/2014/04/15/relationship-money-going-over-budget


Love may make the world go ‘round, but disagreements over money can stop even the best relationship and marriage dead in its tracks.Too often, disagreements about money have little to do with money itself and more to do with issues of control, security, self esteem and love. Think carefully on this topic as we discuss money issues with your partner to make sure there isn't a larger problem at the core. Resilience is achieved by following one fundamental rule: Your commitment to your relationship and not going over budget must be stronger than your personal history, frame of mind, or the burden of a distressed situation.

Today we are goin ti be talking about Going Over Budget with Finances

 

Thursday, April 10, 2014

~Man Talk~ Real Men Real Talk ~Topic: Money

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marriage4life1/2014/04/09/why-is-lust-such-a-dangerous-tendency-craving-passiondesire

                             Lust can destroy any normal desire.

Craving or lusting is more than inappropriate sexual desire. It can be an unnatural or greedy desire for anything (sports, knowledge, possessions, influence over others). In this circumstance, God punished the Israelites for craving good food! Their desire was not wrong; the sin was in allowing that desire to turn into greed. They felt it was their right to have fine food, and they could think of nothing else. When you become preoccupied with something until it affects your perspective on everything else, you have moved from desire to lust.


Monday, April 22, 2013

Rise To The Challenge

 

                          

Matthew 5:45
 
That you may be sons of your Father in heaven; for He makes His sun rise on the evil and on the good and sends rain on the just and on the unjust.
 
 

Difficulties are part of life; there’s no way around them. Each of us has faced our own heartbreaks — family problems, lost love, illness, injuries, career setbacks, Death, losses — life’s not always easy.
The question is: "How do we respond to our difficulties?" Do we rise to the challenge? Or do we sink into defeat and despair and depression? For many of us, it depends on the way we think about our difficulties.
Consider a difficulty of yours. Do you think it’s a punishment? Do you think it’s a test? Do you think it’s a challenge?
Your answers to these questions will tell you a great deal about how you are responding to this difficulty.
If you are thinking of the difficulty as a punishment, you’re focusing on what you did wrong.
If you are thinking of the difficulty as a test, you’re focusing on whether you will pass or fail.
If you are thinking of the difficulty as a challenge, you’re focusing on what you need to do now.
For us, challenge is the best choice — by far.

A challenge is a situation that requires us to use our inner resources, go beyond our imagined limits, and realize that we can be more than we previously thought possible.
This turns the difficulty into an opportunity for change, growth, energy, courage, resolution, commitment, perseverance, and moving-forward, being forward thinkers in marriage.