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It's the Little Things
by Dr. Gary Chapman   

  

The Five Love Languages Some time ago, a man asked me, "What happens to love after the wedding?"  He went on to tell me that he had been married three times.  Each time it had been wonderful before the wedding, but shortly after - the honeymoon was definitely over!   

 
Does marriage destroy love?  Not at all!  But if love isn't nurtured, it will die a natural death. 
 
How do you nurture love? Sometimes it's a call just to say, "I love you."  A note tucked in a briefcase, a special dinner after a long hard week, volunteering to do a household task that you don't normally do, a small or not so small gift, all of these keep love alive. 
 
Don't let anyone tell you differently - it's the little things that count.

 

 

Article written by Dr. Gary Chapman.  Based on the book,  The Five Love Languages, by Dr. Gary Chapman.  Published by Moody Publishers. 

  

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5 Ways To Motivate Your Spouse Into a Spiritual Bond
by David Clarke     

  

Marriage After God's Own Heart   

#1 Share Your Spiritual Life With Him or Her  

 

In five minute bursts once or twice a week, tell your husband how God is guiding and teaching you.

Speak only about yourself, and don't ask him for any response.


 

 

 

Article based on the book,  A Marriage After God's Own Heart, by David Clarke.  Published by Multnomah Publishers. 

  

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