Do You Communicate in a Way That Works?
Do you communicate with your husband in a way that truly works? This post gives you three questions to ask to help you know if your words and actions work for or against your marriage.
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8 Ways to Stay Intimate Even When Life Gets in the Way of Sex
Even when sex isn’t possible, you can be intentional about maintaining emotional, spiritual, and emotional intimacy until you are able to have sex again.
Above the Clouds
When life is cloudy, remember the view from above those clouds. God’s light shines, even when we don’t see it.
After Baby Comes Along
Figuring out your sex life after baby comes along will be good for your marriage and for your children.
A Habit of Intimacy
Make a habit of intimacy in your marriage to acknowledge and strengthen your connection with each other.
“In Bed” (or, Lessons from a Fortune Cookie)
You can start to grow in bed by doing two things: Be intentional and consider how every principle applies in bed.
Speak Up
If you want your husband to know you sexually, you need to speak up for yourself about your desires, your sexual response, and your goals.
Where Do I Begin?
It doesn’t matter where you begin your journey to work on sex. If you want to make progress, start with God, seek help, and do the work in front of you.
A Loveliness of Links ~ September 2018
It’s time for a Loveliness of Links from September! These blog posts by women encourage you, convict you, and uplift you as you pursue a …
Where My Heart Is
Of all my blog posts, this is the one that most shows where my heart is for this ministry.
Be That Couple
My husband and I often joke that we are going to be that affectionate couple in the nursing home that gets frisky with each other. …
For My Sister Sexual Assault Survivors
Are you a sexual assault survivor who is struggling with the news? Me, too—and here’s how I’m coping.
Dealing with Sexual Baggage
If you are carrying the baggage of past sexual sin, know that God is bigger than your sin, and He loves you.
When You Initiate, Do This
If you want your husband to clearly know when you initiate sex, be obvious.
Celebrate Your Progress
Take a moment to celebrate how much progress you’ve made in your journey to address sexual intimacy in your marriage.