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Author Archives: RichWildman
Four Soils of Marriages
Jesus shared the parable of the four soils in regards to people hearing the message of salvation. I have noticed a similar pattern with couples seeking help for marriage. Jesus talked about the seed sown on the path being quickly … Continue reading
Surviving “Down” Days
Sometimes during our separation I was just so down in the dumps that it seemed like nothing or no one could encourage me. It was sometimes like that day or night. I learned to put on my headphones and just … Continue reading
Never Give Up
I am aware of marriages that have recovered from affairs, alcohol, addiction, abuse, and just general unhappiness. We have our own testimony of a marriage restored after 16 months of separation. The key to these recovered marriages is that at … Continue reading
Read for Your Marriage
I am reading “Read for Your Life” by Pat Williams. The book is laying out the case for the benefits of reading. He tells the story of University of Virginia women’s basketball coach Debbie Ryan who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and then … Continue reading
Simple Ways To Say “I Love You”
I thought this was a great list of ideas to inspire us to do simple things for our spouse that communicates “I love you.” 74 Simple Things You Can Do To Brighten Your Spouse’s Day
Divorced and Remarried
Here are several links to websites for couples who were divorced and remarried. Think long and hard before getting divorced. God might surprise you and put you back together. Reflections of a Ragamuffin Inverse Ministries Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs Rejoice … Continue reading
Wild at Heart, Eldredges on Joyce Meyer
I thought these were two excellent videos that get to the heart of many of marriage struggles. John and Staci Eldredge and Joyce Meyer are all very open about their struggles in marriage and how Jesus has helped them. There … Continue reading
So, You Think You’re More Spiritual?
Are you in a conflicted marriage? Are you looking at your spouse and thinking thoughts like, I read and know my Bible more than my partner. I pray more than my partner. I go to church more than my partner. … Continue reading
Inspiring Long-Term Marriages
Sharon and are teaching a marriage coaching class at our church right now. We have had two couples participating that have each been married over 30 years. I find this humbling that they would come to listen to us especially … Continue reading
Twenty-Somethings’ Relationship Hunger
I have been very encouraged when I’ve been around the twenty-something generation lately. Many of them are hungry to strive to do relationships right and really want to know more. I applaud them. I also challenge my generation of Baby … Continue reading

