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I applaud anyone who is willing to publicly promote a
positive message about intimacy in marriage
to counteract the constant barrage of negative messages.
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Even though our lives are all so busy, we tend to find time
for the things that are important to us. The key is to set your priorities and
schedule your time and energy accordingly.
Men and women have been culturally conditioned in ways that do not lead
to a healthy and mutually fulfilling intimate relationship.
Marriage is worth our best efforts. God bless us all to
safeguard our marriages from sin, and create the joy and fulfillment that this
sacred relationship affords. You can avoid being a casualty in Satan's snare of
infidelity.
Marriage is about meeting each other's needs as best you can. The work
of affair proofing your marriage may not be easy, but it is certainly
worth it!
Extramarital relationships may be enticing but they are nothing more
than Satan's great counterfeit of the real thing in marriage.
How long has it been since you wrote your sweetheart a love letter?
Myths about marriage often lead people to make unwise
decisions. See for yourself how "with it"
you are in knowing the truth about marriage by taking this marriage myths quiz.
I join Miss California, Carrie Prejean, in her call to stand for marriage, and never back down.