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Martha is the quintessential hostess. She throws herself into the task of hospitality. If you’ve ever hosted a party, a baby shower, or even just friends for dinner, you can identify with Martha’s brain space: the constant list-making, the purchasing, the preparation, the cleaning, and the cooking. Why do we immerse ourselves in this frenzy? Because we want it to be perfect. We want to impress the guest—and in Martha's case, the guest was Jesus, the Son of God.

When you're arguing with your spouse over something you believe you "need," pause and ask the Lord: "Why do I truly want this, and what do you want for me?" Acknowledging that God gives us everything we need is the first step toward finding contentment and stopping the disagreement.

If we truly want to have a marriage that is "Christ-like," we have to look to the cross as our ultimate guide. It teaches us three powerful lessons: the meaning of sacrificial love, the gift of grace and mercy, and the importance of selflessness.

Being a father is not easy, but the longterm benefits are so worth it when you follow a few healthy strategies.

Let me step on your toes and get a little personal! We carry the emotional burdens of our past, struggles in our present, and worries about the future with us wherever we go, whatever we do. And we hold onto it with a death grip similar to our baggage at the airport.

As busy Christian married couples, we often get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life. We're juggling work, parenting, household responsibilities, and maybe even ministry or community involvement. In the midst of all this, it's easy to lose sight of the big picture, to feel anxious about where we're headed, or to even forget that there's a divine plan at play for our Christian marriage relationships.

Being a father is not easy, but the longterm benefits are so worth it when you follow a few healthy strategies.

Deepening Your Marriage Relationship Through this Centuries Old Relaxation Practice Hey there! Welcome back to the Love How Deep Blog. ...

Let's explore how you can apply Ephesians 3:16-19 to nurture a strong and emotionally fulfilling marriage.

Learn to be grateful with 21 Days of Gratitude to enhance positive thinking and create more connection in your Christian marriage.

So we have to all be intentional as much as we can to make sure that we do find the joy in the mundane of life. Notice I didn't say we have