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We believe that a Christ-centered marriage takes a fierce tenacity that never gives up and never gives in. There is no Plan B. http://FierceMarriage.com is a blog curated and written by Ryan and Selena Frederick.
It’s a time to reflect on the past year (good and bad) and anticipate all that can be in the year to come. It’s a time to aim high with an open-handed, faith-filled attitude for what God may be up to. For example, Fierce Marriage was launched on a New Year’s day (6 years ago) somewhat on a whim, and here we are! It’s not about how much you have, it’s about how well you steward what God entrusts into your care.
In my last post, I discussed 5 habits for building rock-solid communication in your marriage. What I wrote was based on personal experience and scripture, but they’re all proactive measures for communicating more effectively
It’s reflected in the many questions we get, like: How can we grow in our faith together? In this week’s podcast, we tackled those questions by exploring the topic of Spiritual Intimacy. Among the things discussed are prayer, Scripture reading, spiritual disciplines (fasting, scripture memorization, prayer, studying scripture in depth, reading swaths of passages). We hope you’ll find something helpful, as this subject is very close to our hearts. Those who do can expect unique interactions, behind-the-scenes access, and random benefits like freebies, discount codes, and exclusive content.
We speak often about marriage’s difficulties, but let’s take a moment to celebrate what’s so amazing about marriage. In Sacred Marriage I wrote, “I love marriage, and I love my marriage. I love the fun parts, the easy parts, and the pleasurable parts, but also the difficult parts—the parts that frustrate me but help me understand myself and my spouse on a deeper level; the parts that are painful but that crucify the aspects of me that I hate; the parts that force me to my knees and teach me that I need to learn to love with God’s love instead of just trying harder. Accordingly, I asked married couples on my Facebook pages to brag about the benefits of marriage and here’s some of what they shared: The most common answer to what people love most about marriage was “friendship, companionship and sharing life together.