Mars and Venus–two strange places.
Having a blog means at a certain point people will start asking if they can send you their books to read and review. I try to avoid book reviews because for one, I find them boring and secondly, I don’t like many of the books sent my way. However, a few weeks back I received … Read this post
I didn’t come to Jesus a virgin. Instead, I came to Jesus with far more sexual experience a girl of 16 should have. I also came to Jesus, however, somehow knowing that He didn’t care about any of that. He saw me as a virgin. It was a new day. So, I suppose on some … Read this post
from the archives Last week, I shared a few ideas on how wives can love their husbands better. Well today, it’s the gentleman’s turn. That’s right fellas. I know you husbands and even soon-to-be-husbands love your wives, but there are always ways in which we can show even greater love to our spouse. Some … Read this post
Have most young women today ever heard of the word “modesty?” Truly? If you were to stop the average 12 or 13 year-old girl on the street and ask her for a definition of the word “modesty,” what do you think she would say? I’ll tell you. She’d say, “Huh?” Looking back, I realize that … Read this post
Marriage is dying, but not in the way we might think. I, for one, didn’t really care much about marriage when I was younger. I came from a divorced home, feeling separated from my father before I could even form a full memory of his face. I watched both parents remarry and felt the pain … Read this post
Happy Wednesday. Today is the day we discuss men and women. Oh joy! As such, I wanted to share this video from Dennis Prager with you, titled Men and the Power of the Visual. I’ve addressed this topic before in one way or another. I find this issue to be one that far too many … Read this post
A while ago, I had a someone email me and ask whether or not I believed the church pushes marriage. I immediately thought, yes, I think the church does push marriage. But should it? Do we really want the message that the church promotes to be one of marriage versus singleness? Is marriage a sort … Read this post
Marriage is full of compromise. Or at least, it should be. And if anything has taught me how to phrase, re-phrase, pause, evaluate, and listen before speaking, it’s marriage. It might be easy to assume that I speak to my husband in much the same way that I write on this blog–with passion, spunk, a … Read this post
Today’s guest post is written by none other than my awesome cousin, Ryan Goble. Ryan is a recent college graduate and when I asked him to write about some of his observations about young single women and the ways they view men, he didn’t let me down. His thoughts here are insightful, challenging, and, in … Read this post
from the archives It goes without saying that men are visual creatures. We know that “sex sells,” and one of the main reasons for that is because men are visual. It is not women who are usually buying sex, so to speak. But if a woman could spend a day inside a man’s mind, would … Read this post