Do you really SEE your family?
Every person in your home is asking these questions:
"Do you see me?"
"Do you know me?"
"Do I matter?"
One of the greatest gifts we can give our spouse and our children is the experience of being deeply known and deeply loved.
Slow down.
Look them in the eyes.
Ask questions.
Listen well.
There is nothing more important.
Do you really SEE your family?
Every person in your home is asking these questions:
"Do you see me?"
"Do you know me?"
"Do I matter?"
One of the greatest gifts we can give our spouse and our children is the experience of being deeply known and deeply loved.
Slow down.
Look them in the eyes.
Ask questions.
Listen well.
There is nothing more important.
Do you really SEE your family?
Every person in your home is asking these questions:
"Do you see me?"
"Do you know me?"
"Do I matter?"
One of the greatest gifts we can give our spouse and our children is the experience of being deeply known and deeply loved.
Slow down.
Look them in the eyes.
Ask questions.
Listen well.
There is nothing more important.
"The most remarkable thing about marriage today is not that it can be troubled but that we still have this privilege at all...
When God justly expelled us from the garden of Eden, he did not take this gift back. He let us keep his priceless gift, though we sometimes misuse it.
But what every married couple needs to know is that their marriage is a remnant of Eden. This is why every marriage is worth working at, worth fighting for.
A marriage filled with hope in God is nothing less than an afterglow of the garden of Eden, radiant with hope until perfection is finally restored."
- Ray Ortlund
"The most remarkable thing about marriage today is not that it can be troubled but that we still have this privilege at all...
When God justly expelled us from the garden of Eden, he did not take this gift back. He let us keep his priceless gift, though we sometimes misuse it.
But what every married couple needs to know is that their marriage is a remnant of Eden. This is why every marriage is worth working at, worth fighting for.
A marriage filled with hope in God is nothing less than an afterglow of the garden of Eden, radiant with hope until perfection is finally restored."
- Ray Ortlund
"The most remarkable thing about marriage today is not that it can be troubled but that we still have this privilege at all...
When God justly expelled us from the garden of Eden, he did not take this gift back. He let us keep his priceless gift, though we sometimes misuse it.
But what every married couple needs to know is that their marriage is a remnant of Eden. This is why every marriage is worth working at, worth fighting for.
A marriage filled with hope in God is nothing less than an afterglow of the garden of Eden, radiant with hope until perfection is finally restored."
- Ray Ortlund
There are TWO main things that can destroy your marriage and your parenting.
But we usually overlook both.
The good news is, there is a path to overcome these challenges.
And it's simpler than you think...
There are TWO main things that can destroy your marriage and your parenting.
But we usually overlook both.
The good news is, there is a path to overcome these challenges.
And it's simpler than you think...
@ModernxDad Victim mentality has claimed far too many men.
But when you stop trying to fix the world and fix yourself instead, you start to become who you were meant to be.
Harder to do than most people think.
There are TWO main things that can destroy your marriage and your parenting.
But we usually overlook both.
The good news is, there is a path to overcome these challenges.
And it's simpler than you think...
3. Make time for what's most important.
Ask your spouse to sit down sometime and schedule time on the calendar for:
- Intentional connection with each other
- Distraction-free family time
- Time for both of you to step away, process and rest
Prioritizing the right things will begin to change the dynamic in your marriage and family.
And you'll begin to realize you have more power to change than you think...