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By Candice Watters (Editor’s Note: If you have a question you would like addressed please send it in to [email protected]) Question I know that marriage is not for everybody, myself included. From many Christian articles I have read, it seems that young women are to live their lives in wait for their husbands to come....
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By Brittany Lind Being a bride-to-be can be an incredibly sweet and exciting time. It can also be a quite challenging time, filled with temptations and anxieties that are uncharted in a woman’s life until the sparkling engagement ring slides on her finger. Wedding planning can turn even the most laid-back girl into a stressed filled bride-zilla. Praise...
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By Leanne Swift Surrender. Submit. Sacrifice. I repeated these three words over and over and over. Not recently, but during a season of singleness that was particularly rich. I was one of those girls who struggled a lot with discontentment. But eventually something did begin to change in me. I was 28, which you understand,...
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by Jeremy Dys For two millennia, it has stood at the apex of human relationships. Every culture has witnessed it and added their own cultural significance to how it is conducted. It has been celebrated and lampooned, but it has survived. It has received the blessing of both Church and State. In recent decades, it...
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By Lindsey Carlson My college roommate and I used to joke that we wished our future husband’s name was tattooed somewhere on us at birth, kind of like Xavier Roberts’ name comes stamped on the backside of a Cabbage Patch doll. We laughed about how much easier life would be if we had the ability...
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By Elisha Galotti There are days in marriage when love flows gracefully and when, if you could peek through a window into our home, you would see a husband and wife talking and laughing with joy and affection. These are the marriage-days when loving one another comes almost naturally. Then there are other days when...
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