Combating “Superwoman” Syndrome By Ashley McIlwain Clean the house. Do the laundry. Iron. Call my family. Reply to emails. Run to the bank. Pick up groceries. Stop by the post office. Run a company. Work another part time job. Go to small group. Serve at the church. Make dinner. Give my husband my best. And
God’s Blueprint for Relationships by Ashley McIlwain It can be extremely difficult figuring out the right approach to dating and the pursuit of a spouse. These days it seems all rules have gone out the window for who calls who, who pays for the date, and who controls the tempo of the relationship. With
We are launching our new feature, In Touch, which highlights real life stories about relationships from people like you. It's meant to inspire, encourage, and uplift each of you as you read through the person's life experience. This first story is called Life's Turns, and it tells the love story of Meredith Orr & Scott
Hubs here. It’s fairly easy for me to list off the things I do for Ash and the things I do around our place. Empty the trash, plan date night, cook dinner, empty the dishwasher, give a foot massage, write a note, etc. Unfortunately, I have a fairly bad memory and somewhat of an under
Food for Marriage: Communication How many of us have heard the saying "Communication is the key?" If this were a room full of people, the majority of hands would be raised. Communication is the key to what though? Well, communication is definitely the key to marriage. Communication. Ahhhh, where to begin. Communication is how we
Food for Marriage: Commitment Commitment is defined by Merriam Webster as: 2a: an agreement or pledge to do something in the future b: something pledged c: the state or an instance of being obligated to emotionally impelled commitment to a cause Commitment in marriage is like the heartbeat of marriage; you must exercise it and keep
Food for Marriage: Christ-Centered There are several items essential to marriage. They are what I like to call "Food for Marriage" because they are feeding and fueling the marriage to grow and develop into the strong and healthy entity that it can and should be. The first Food for Marriage I would like to discuss
Food for Marriage: Quality Time I don't know about you, but I find there is never enough time in the day to get everything done. It seems like the older I get, the more quickly time flies. Time is one of the most limited resources out there today. We are constantly pulled in a million
