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Paradise lost. On that July morning, I had no idea “trouble” had wound its way into my Eden. We found the snake behind my desk—all five feet of him stretched out beside the black computer cord, claiming territory in my office. When he came, paradise left. You see, I don’t do snakes. I’ve done diapers,…
The queen who learned how to handle her spouse. If you want to learn how to handle your spouse, you must become a student of him. Queen Esther did that. She was brought to the palace to become the new queen. She had not been with King Xerses before this, but she learned to know…
Being Constructive Being constructive works changes in any relationship. Whether you struggle with your employer, spouse, pastor, friend, sibling, co-worker, or neighbor, you can love by being constructive. Even if you are not a believer, even if you think following the Bible is for the weak, you can follow this principle and see the change…
Marriage purpose This is the truth: the purpose of marriage is not happily ever after. It’s not about finding happiness and fulfillment in life. The purpose is not even about blending two people’s hearts in love forever. Marriage has a three-fold purpose: To declare the image of the Godhead A demonstration of Christ’s love for the…
The legend of the pot of gold The legend of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is an Irish one. The leprechaun told a man and his wife they could have all his pot of gold if they found it at the end of the rainbow. From this legend, we learn…
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