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Two Shall Become One
By Luis
Palau
(c) 2003 Used with Permission
Some marriages may be made in heaven, but many of the details have to be
worked out here on earth. Unfortunately, many couples enter into an
intimate relationship with little or no thought about how such a
relationship is designed to work. (more...)
Developing Intimacy
by Joe Beam
(c) 2001 Published with Permission
Family
Dynamics
We all crave it, but most of us
will never have it. Why? Because too few realize what the craving is
actually for. Many people know that something is missing from their lives
but usually can’t quite put their fingers on what it is they’re
lacking. That’s why so many people feel lonely, or empty, or unfulfilled
although they appear to have every reason to feel just the opposite.
What is this elusive prize? Intimacy. (more...)
Women Spell Intimacy
T-A-L-K
A Seven Part Article
By Dr. Gary and Barbara Rosberg
(c) 2000 Used with Permission
Part One: Barbara
Talks to Husbands
Part Two: Men and
Women are Wired Differently
Part Three: Understanding Your
Wife's Need for Emotional Intimacy
Part Four: What Happens When Your
Wife's Need for Intimacy is Not Met?
Part Five: How
Can You Meet Your Wife's Need for Emotional Intimacy?
Part Six: Safeguard
Your Relationships
Part Seven: The Rewards
of Emotional Intimacy
Healthier Life Tied to
Family, Faith
By Pat Centner, AFA
Journal
(C) 2000 Used with Permission
(AgapePress) - Recent studies
revealed that married couples who spend time with their families, and
people who participate regularly in religious activities, generally have
lower blood pressure.
High blood pressure is one of the most common cardiovascular conditions in
the United States. More than 50 million Americans are afflicted with high
blood pressure severe enough to require monitoring and treatment, and 75%
do not have their blood pressure under adequate control. (more...)
Love Is Meeting Each
Other's Needs
By Luis
Palau
(c) 2003 Used with Permission
My wife, Pat,
and I have been married for more than 30 years, and every day I thank God
I married her! We're different in many ways, but we complement each other.
Pat is a levelheaded thinker, while I tend to be a more impulsive
decision-maker. I appreciate (more...)
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