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Although I am a Clinical Psychologist, I am writing from the perspective of a woman, wife of 15 years, and mother who has experienced many joys, as well as disappointments and struggles in marriage. I hope that sharing my personal experiences will resonate with you, and that it might provide ... Read More about HSN: Letting God Lead by Lisa Macdonald, Clinical Psychologist

My husband and I will be married for 16 years this fall. I married young. I was 20 years old, while Jon, my husband, was the ripe old age of 25. (I like to say “old” just because he was 5 years older and had some patches of gray hair at the time.) Financially, we were not doing well. Being so young ... Read More about HSN: Tea for Two by Jennifer M. Lawrence

I remember in the first year of our marriage, our refrigerator door was bare except for a dry erase board where every morning my husband wrote me a love note. Just a few years later it included potty training charts, finger paintings and ABC magnets. In that same time my task list went from a little ... Read More about HSN: Prioritizing Your Marriage by Melissa Michalek

The Gospel is the most powerful message in the history of the world.  It penetrates souls, changes lives and brings life to deadened hearts.  Through rebirth of our souls, the purpose of our lives radically changes is all ways.  A mission field we didn’t once see now dances before our ... Read More about HSN: Living Out the Gospel In Your Marriage to the Saved, Unsaved, and Somewhere In Between Husband by Jenn Hoskins

Opposites Attract. This is so true with my husband and me. I am very structured and organized, and he is very laid back and easy-going, and that’s part of what drew me to him. My name is Rebekah and my husband and I have been married for 14 years, this month!  For the most part, we’ve been ... Read More about HSN: Opposites Attract by Rebekah