Time to Make Your Marriage Dance

How’s the quarantine going for you and your spouse? Try this question to give you perspective when dealing with irritations: Will it matter in 10 years?

You can enjoy an emotionally intimate relationship with your spouse if you're willing to invest the time being vulnerable with each other and with God.

Emotional intimacy isn't about fixing your spouse. Avoid trying to fix problems or get defensive and your marriage will be a safe place for your spouse to share.

Emotions help us understand why our spouse acts in ways that seem unexplainable to us. Here are 9 great tips for how to understand your spouse's emotions.

Do you and your spouse share emotional intimacy in your marriage and talk about “heart matters”? When you feel totally safe, you open up. That's the goal!

Emotions are like a window into the soul showing us a problem in our heart that needs attention. When you shut off emotions, you can't see into your soul.

How are you doing with the quarantine? Are making the most of it? Or have close quarters caused tension in your relationships? Bob and I have had some ups and downs and are here to help!

When disagreements arise in your marriage remember this: your spouse is not the enemy. The Enemy is the enemy. And do not let the sun go down on your anger.

While anger is generally a destructive force, it can be channeled for good. Anger can produce motivation, energy, and drive if we learn to control it.

When we feel our mate pushing us away, it may be a result of past hurts. Our response can be like Jesus: Don’t push, but keep reaching out to them.