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Pray For Your Spouse To Change Your Relationship for Good in 2015

Donna complained that her “so called” Christian husband was a “hypocrite”. Her heart was hard and critical because she did not experience him as the spiritual leader in the home that she had always expected. When asked about how her frustration was impacting her and how she interacted with him, she shared that she does not want to be around him, she has long periods where she does not like him, and she has little interest in being physically intimate with him.

God changes you, your marriage, and your relationship with Him when you pray for your spouse!
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4 Daily Moments To Change Your Relationship For Good In 2015

Four moments seems like such a short amount of time.  Yet if you take advantage of the opportunities within these four moments, you will have the power to create the life together forever you have always wanted.   Four moments out of every day are the most powerful to moving toward each other, instead of against or away from each other.

You improve your marriage by intentionally using the 4 most important relationship moments every day.

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Do This In 2015 To Change Your Marriage For Good

One of the most surprising findings of our work with thousands of couples over the years is that it only takes one spouse to change a marriage. One spouse can go outside of the marriage for something they have not created and developed in their marriage sabotaging any hope for their future together. One spouse can meet with a divorce industry attorney and file in courage. One spouse alone can end the marriage.

You have incredible power to create the change in your marriage you desire.

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When Date Night Isn’t Working

You may believe that you know your spouse very well.  Frequently we find that couples who have been married the longest fall into the trap of assuming they know more about their spouse than they actually do.  Let go of your assumptions and what you think they will say and focus instead on really listening to their heart and sharing yours.