What's Love Got To Do With It

When I met my husband I vowed to find a way to use God's Love to seal our marriage and keep it fresh, sparkly and new.  I'm not talking about just romantic love, but the kind of love that's established in God's love. That's the only kind of love that gets stronger through time.  More than half of marriages fall prey to indifference and "day-to-day hum-drum" living.  This indifference causes a marriage to slowly become weak and vulnerable to strife, a lack of intimacy and separation.  Way before couples break up, they break-up emotionally.  One or both give up on loving each other. 

So from early on I began collecting the emails we'd sent to each other when we were first getting to know one another, the chats and the greeting cards. I even kept a journal which chronicled

Faith and your Emotions: Part II

What do your emotions have to do with your faith? Absolutely everything! If you feel down and discouraged it’s because you are not expecting the best therefore your faith is not working. Faith is always expecting the best and so it ALWAYS feels good! You are spending your precious time thinking or meditating on things that do not serve the very best life that you deserve. For most people it happens by default. You see, hear, feel, touch or taste something in your world then react instinctively to it. You either feel good as a result of what you have perceived or you feel bad. Let me show you what I mean in this scenario:

Let's say you’re driving to work. As soon as you get on the highway someone immediately cuts you off and runs you off the road.

You can react in 2 ways: