My Hand In Yours Our Hands In His

If you haven't noticed, the world is a busy place. When we shut our doors at night on all the hustle and bustle outside, it's hard to turn off the noise of the day, especially in our own minds. That's why it's so important to keep the peace of our home. There, in the inner sanctuary of our home, we are free to truly be ourselves. All of us thrive when we have this surrender.Love is like a garden, that quietly needs to be nurtured in order to grow. Are we allowing our marriage the same room to grow? Are we nurturing our love and allowing it to increase in strength and happiness?It is advised that married couples should connect each night with one another (for at least 20-30 minutes), sometime between getting home and going to bed. Now, this may seem impossible or overwhelming at first, especially if you and your spouse have become more like two ships passing in the night. Yet, if this is the case, the lack of quality time together is probably beginning to take its toll on your marriage anyway.But it doesn't have to be this way. Change only takes a "Yes!" You owe it to each other to prioritize your marriage and to put one another first - before obligations, commitments, and entertainment. The first step to virtue is forming positive habits, and the first step to forming positive habits is accountability. This course will help you both begin to form this accountability, which will eventually turn into a habit, and from there grow into a need and desire to connect daily with one another.