Sometimes I sign up for free e-mail newsletters and end up getting bombarded with more stuff to delete from my inbox...but this is one newsletter I signed up for that I've really been enjoying the last few weeks. Here's from the newsletter I received today....if you like it you can sign up too.
The official newsletter of Marriage Partnership magazine
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Welcome
I love making lists. Right now, there are about four in various states of completeness littered across my desk. And I know there are at least two more sitting on my bedside table and remnants of three others floating around my purse. Shopping lists, to-do lists, pro/con lists; I love them all. It's strangely satisfying to see items listed so neatly on a sheet of paper. Oftentimes, those tidy bullet points help me get my thoughts in order in a way few other things could.
Still, I was fascinated by the idea that a list could literally save someone's marriage, which is what one wife claims in this week's featured article. Having decided to leave her husband, Becky Zerbe was challenged to make an unusual list before walking out. Once the list was complete, it gave Becky a new outlook on her relationship with her husband … and with God. To read the story.... http://www.christianitytoday.com/mp/2005/003/7.32.html
Depending on which so-called "season of marriage" you currently inhabit, your outlook on wedded bliss probably varies from that of other couples. If you have a "summer" marriage, full of happiness and satisfaction, it's easy to neglect your relationship, rather than tending to its health. You'll want to be sure to read our "24/7" column, which shares how to strengthen your connection and reap some beautiful rewards. To view the 24/7 column.... http://www.christianitytoday.com/mp/2006/002/16.16.html
MarriagePartnership.com is a great place for more articles and marriage resources. Stop by for tips that may prove to be surprisingly life-changing—no matter your season of marriage. To read more visit.......
http://www.christianitytoday.com/marriage
Blessings,
Elizabeth Diffin
for Marriage Partnership
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