Category Archives: Marriage
The Principle of the Path
A few months ago I was in Oregon on a “business” trip with some friends. From the airport we were suppose to jump on I 205 and head for southern Oregon. Somehow, in leaving the airport one of the cars … Continue reading
The Dangers of Getting Comfortable
When I first moved in with a young married couple in California I was VERY cautious. It was, after all, their home and it was spacious to say the least. The woman did an amazing job of keeping house and … Continue reading
Overwhelming Respect
A while back a wrote a couple of blogs about the inherent dangers that come when married people try to maintain relationships with members of the opposite sex. Sure they’re just friends and YOU’VE never found them attractive but that … Continue reading
Presents vs. Presence: Parenting Advice from a Thankful Son
This past fathers day, Tim Tebow gave a fathers day address at Qualcomm stadium to the members of Shadow Mountain Community Church. In the weeks leading up to it, Tim took a great deal of criticism for giving a Fathers … Continue reading
The Quickest Way to Ruin an Apology
Humility is hard. I’m a pretty logical person and my strong conscience doesn’t let me get away with much. I typically know pretty quickly when I’ve said or done something I wrong. That said, admitting my fault and asking forgiveness … Continue reading
Marriage: Up, Down and Sideways
While life certainly has its fair share of ups and downs, the vast majority of it is spent walking a constant plain. Work, spouse, kids, soccer practice etc. There are moments of sheer bliss and seasons of complete discouragement. On … Continue reading
Marriage in America Needs Fixing
I think this picture speaks for itself but because I got more likes and shares on facebook than I think I’ve ever gotten on one post I felt compelled to write more. It’s ironic that I stumbled upon this picture … Continue reading
What is Love?
What is Love anyway? The dictionary offers it as “a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another.” I would agree with that statement. In fact it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside just thinking about it. I don’t think … Continue reading