Casey Shiver

[Stocking Mill Coffee @smcroasters]

Rolling in hot for a family birthday party.

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

🤬🤬🤬

[Trad West @trad_west_]

Good morning friends, Christ is King

[The married man @marriedmn]

Men are really simple. Give them peace, s*x, respect and a home cooked meal and they'll move mountains for you.

It's not that they're hard to please, it's just that too many women refuse to try!!

[Noah B. Price @TrueOnX]

WHAT?! 🤯

Mel Gibson Just Dropped
a Spiritual Nuclear Bomb
on Joe Rogan…

He looked Rogan dead in the eyes and said the Pope brought a South American pagan idol (Pachamama) into the Vatican… and the hierarchy circled around it in ceremony.

Gibson called it pure apostasy.

Then he calmly revealed his next film isn’t just another Bible movie.

It’s about the actual war between Good and Evil...
the fall of the angels, the realms most people pretend don’t exist, and the deception that has been unfolding in plain sight.

Joe sat there stunned.

The world should be too.

If the highest authority on Earth can open the doors to what ancient Christians would have called idolatry… what exactly is left that is still sacred?

Why do so many modern religious leaders treat “syncretism” like a virtue while the saints and martyrs died refusing it?

Is Mel Gibson’s upcoming film just art… or is a major Hollywood figure finally using cinema as a warning siren about a spiritual war most of us are sleepwalking through?

When the institutions that claim to guard Truth start blurring the line between the Creator and creation itself… who is actually winning?

And the question that should keep
every thinking person awake tonight:

If good and evil are real, personal, and at war… then what side are the most powerful institutions
of our time actually on?

Drop your answer below.

This is the conversation
the world has been avoiding.

Tag Everyone
You Know,
It's Time
For The
World To
Know The
Truth.

Quote This
Post With
Your Honest
Thoughts.

Bookmark It
For Later
To See
What Others
Think.

And If
You Are
Not Already
Following @TrueOnX...
What In
The Absolute
World Are
You Waiting
For?

[The Marriage Bed @themarriagebed]

Wives: It's not "He's always thinking about sex"; it's "He's always thinking about sex WITH YOU!" #SexTip

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

Sex is not just something you do in marriage; it is a celebration AND renewal of the covenant you made with your spouse.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

If your spouse has a higher sex drive than you, make sure you see their desire for you as a GOOD thing and not a nuisance.

Consider how you would feel if they were never interested in you sexually and what that might indicate.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

Keeping sexual intimacy a priority in a long-term marriage requires a shift in mindset: you have to stop waiting for it to happen organically and start being intentional about creating the space for it.

Here are some practical, short tips to help keep that connection at the forefront:

1. Schedule It (Yes, really)
We schedule dates, workouts, and meetings because they matter. Waiting for the "perfect, spontaneous moment" when you are both fully energized and the house is perfectly quiet often means waiting forever. Putting it on the calendar—even vaguely, like "Thursday night"—gives you both something to look forward to and ensures it doesn't get pushed aside by exhaustion.

2. Build the "Simmer"
Intimacy doesn't start when the lights go out; it builds throughout the day. Send a flirty text in the afternoon, give a lingering hug in the kitchen, or offer a sincere compliment. This is sometimes called "simmering"—keeping the connection warm so it’s easier to bring to a boil later.

3. Practice "Non-Demand" Touch
Make sure not every physical touch is a request for sex. If your partner feels like every back rub or kiss is a prelude to an expectation, they might start avoiding touch altogether. Cuddle, hold hands, and kiss just for the sake of it.

4. Talk About It in the Daylight
Discuss your sex life when you aren't in the bedroom or actively being intimate. Talking about your desires, what’s working, or what’s getting in the way (like stress or kids) over a cup of coffee removes the pressure and vulnerability of the moment.

5. Protect Your Energy
If you give 100% of your energy to your job, the kids, and the chores, you will have exactly zero left for your spouse. You have to consciously leave some "gas in the tank" for your relationship, even if that means leaving the laundry for tomorrow.

6. Embrace "Good Enough" Sex
Not every encounter needs to be a two-hour, romantic fireworks display. Sometimes, a quick, playful connection is exactly what you need to bridge the gap and maintain your bond during a busy week. Perfection is the enemy of consistency.

The takeaway: Intimacy thrives on intentionality. It’s about choosing your partner over the distractions of daily life, over and over again.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

WIVES: Touch your husband. Your husbands crave simple touch.

Touch communicates to your husband …
“I love you.”
“I desire you.”
“You still matter to me.”

~ Lea

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

Did you know your children are watching you...?

* Watching how you do marriage.
* Watching the tone of voice you use with your spouse.
* Watching if you’re affectionate with your spouse.
* Watching how you talk about and treat your spouse.

Your children are in “how to do marriage” school and you are their teacher, so work hard to show them what a healthy marriage looks like.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

If you speak to strangers, co-workers and friends, kinder than you speak to your spouse … something is very wrong.

Your spouse deserves the utmost kindness and respect.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

IF AFTER YEARS OF MARRIAGE, YOU'RE STILL REGULARLY GRABBING ONE ANOTHER'S BUTT, THEN
YOU'RE PROBABLY DOING MARRIAGE RIGHT.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

Here are 25 things to help you keep the sparks flying in a healthy marriage ...

1. Sneak a love note into his/her lunch.
2. Take turns giving one another massages.
3. Write him/her a message on your bathroom mirror with an erasable marker.
4. Keep your bed "kid-free" the majority of the time.
5. Strive to go to bed at the same time.
6. Stop by their work, just to say “hi.”
7. Surprise her with flowers.
8. Wear something sexy to bed.
9. Send them a sweet, or better yet, spicy text.
10. Take your her on a date.
11. Plan a romantic getaway. Think mini-honeymoon.
12. Send him/her a sweet text.
13. FLIRT with him.
14. Kiss her on the forehead or back of the neck.
15. Spend extra time when it comes to foreplay.
16. Turn off your cellphones and electronics for the night.
17. Change up the place you make love. Think "outside" the bedroom.
18. Find a babysitter that's away from the house so you can have some "home alone" time.
19. Send him a picture of some lingerie with a message that says, “This is what I’m planning on wearing to bed tonight.”
20. Tell her she's beautiful.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

5 Things Married Couples With Amazing Sex Lives Do Regularly ...

1. They don't wait to be "in the mood" to be sexually intimate. Instead, they create the mood. Desire is something they cultivate, not something that just shows up. They often even schedule sex knowing that on certain days of the week, "this is our day.

2. They don't avoid awkward conversations about sex. Instead, they talk about what they want, what's not working, and what they're still curious about. They listen, communicate and learn about one another.

3. They don't rush. Depth, anticipation, and presence create far more than speed ever will. They allow the excitement to build up. Scheduling sex often helps with this. Knowing sex is on the table for later in the evening will help a couple to flirty, tease and be playful.

4. They don't make it about "finishing." It's not about the orgasm, although that's a great part of it. It's about the connection that takes place. They focus on pleasure for one another, not outcomes.

5. They don't stop exploring. They stay curious about their spouse. They pursue their spouse not just in the bedroom, but they want to know them better "outside of the bedroom." They do want to know them physically, but also emotionally, mentally and spiritually. They are excited about what's still possible.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

11 ideas for Great MARRIED SEX:

1. Flirt a lot.
2. Never cheat.
3. Initiate often.
4. Try new things.
5. Be sexually generous.
6. Smell nice for your spouse.
7. Lust only after your spouse.
8. Mutually agree on frequency.
9. Don't obsess about how you look.
10. Pursue them in other ways than just sexually.
11. Strive to say "yes" to sex more than you say "no."

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

A peaceful wife doesn't create a perfect home, she creates a place her husband cant wait to come back to.

~Marriage Chronicles

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

6 QUICK WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR MARRIAGE...

1. DO SOME FUN THINGS TOGETHER. Don’t just do the work together or raise kids together ... do the fun together too!

2. TAKE AN INTEREST IN THE THINGS YOUR SPOUSE IS INTERESTED IN. If it isn’t necessarily your ‘cup of tea’, so what! Try a sip! You may just like it. If you husband loves baseball ... take an interest in it. If you wife likes gardening ... take an interest in it.

3. START DOING THE PRE-MARRIAGE THINGS ... AGAIN. Remember all the things you did, before you were married, to show your spouse you were interested in them? You flirted with him, sent her flowers, held hands, went on dates, dressed up for him, sent her little notes, etc. Don't stop doing those things. Work as hard to keep your spouse, as you did to win them in the first place.

4. GIVE THEM LOTS OF PRAISE. Make them feel good about themselves. Would you want to spend time with someone who only makes you feel worthless and insecure? Certainly not. So, affirm your spouse's best qualities. Celebrate their wins.

5. EXTEND GRACE AND FORGIVENESS. Even the best of friends have a bad day, say a hurtful things or disappoint us in some way. Offer the grace in those moments that you’d want in return. If you want a friendship that lasts, a marriage that endures, you must forgive both big and small.

6. MAKE YOUR SPOUSE AND YOUR MARRIAGE A PRIORITY. Don’t let your spouse just be one of your friends. Let them be your best friend. Make them your most important friend. Your relationship with your spouse should come before any other relationship in your life, short of your relationship with the Lord.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

The Little Things Matter In Your Marriage!

• Regularly pursuing each other
• Holding hands
• Sitting close together
• Making time for one another
• Scheduling date nights
• Being intimate

AND... don't wait until the kids are older or gone to do these things. Do them now so that you'll still be doing them then.

[Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages @StrongMarriage5]

Don't get lazy once you are married.

You have a responsibility to remain attractive to your spouse ... and not just let yourself go.

One of the best ways to show your spouse you love them is by taking care of yourself. That means ...

* You take care of your body and health.
* You maintain good hygiene.
* You take care of your mental health.

You may not look like you did when you married, but you strive to do the best with what you've got.

And, this should come from respect for your spouse and your relationship rather than pressure.

Taking care of your health says, "I care about us, and I'm in this for the long-haul."