The Right Marriage

02/28/2026

When you consider your spouse’s needs and preferences as a general rule in your communication, that will help you work together to build a more harmonious, communicative marriage.

02/27/2026

Unresloved arguments only produces more arguments and frustration. Marriages with unhealthy communication and toxic conflict resolution skills don't get better with time, they get worse. Remember, today's anger can be managed, but yesterday's anger is a problem.

God only wants your marriage at it's best and if that means getting alittle help to more forward then to it. When you said, " I Do " you also said, " I will " do whatever it takes to keep this marriage flying high according to God's will. ~ Dr.Todd

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02/26/2026

Be emotionally vulnerable with your spouse. Let them in behind your walls of defensiveness or pride. A deeper marriage will result.

02/25/2026

Don’t interrupt or get defensive with your spouse. Just hear them and reflect back what they’re saying so they know you’ve heard. Through this exercise, you’ll understand them better and they’ll be more willing to listen to you.

02/24/2026

Don't shy away from difficult issues. It's impossible to have a deep and authentic relationship with your partner if you only ever talk about the good stuff. Nothing should be out of bounds, but we should be considerate and compassionate in our approach to conversations about sensitive subjects.

02/23/2026

You have to invest in your marriage and invest in your spouse, and not just from time to time but daily.

02/21/2026

Always strive to give your spouse your very best each day and not your leftovers.

02/18/2026

Just because you are in a rough season in your marriage, it doesn't mean your marriage is over. Start praying together and consider a third party for help.

02/17/2026

Every day you wake up strive to be a better spouse than you were yesterday.

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02/16/2026

When you’ve hurt your spouse, say you’re sorry–and mean it. Apologizing sincerely can speed up the healing process after a conflict, and may even help undo the negative effects of some actions

02/15/2026

Most people don’t respond with happiness or calmness to angry, hurtful communication – and that includes you and your partner. Learn to treat one another as you would like to be treated yourself. If you want your partner to listen when you talk, help you with tasks, or show more affection or kindness towards you, start by doing those things for them.