Think of your story as a conversation with your listener, not as a sermon or a lecture. It should be dynamic, inviting, and engaging. It should inspire them to respond in some way. Below are some questions to consider as you begin to shape your story. The Way Back...
This is where your story really starts to come together. As you outline your thoughts and put them into words, it’s exciting to see the bigger picture of how God has been at work in your relationship. Taking the work you have already done (reflecting on your...
We’re so thrilled that you’re taking this step of faith to bring help and hope to other couples. There are couples who need to hear what God has done in your marriage, but it’s important to remember that it is God who is responsible for changing people’s hearts. You...
There’s nothing quite like a good story to capture our attention, move our hearts, and inspire us by example. When the story is how God has been at work in your marriage — to heal, restore and deepen your relationship — it can bring hope to those who are feeling...
Three “secret ingredients” to maximize even brief efforts at connection: fun and joy, affectionate touch, and noticing details.
After, I was only ever left with weight, shame, and utter disgust for myself and for the things I’d seen on the screen.