This week, here in New Zealand, we’re celebrating a return to Level one. Apart from not leaving the country, life is permitted to return to normal. However, what if you’re now in a place where you don’t want to return to ‘normal’, what if you want to give up your marriage – now what? Divorce
Dr John Gottman has undertaken 30 years of research studying relationships. He says, “One of the saddest reasons a marriage dies is that neither spouse recognises its value until it’s too late. Only after the papers are signed, and household effects divided, do the Exes realise how much they actually gave up when they gave
What does it mean to have an impact on your corner of the world? At FamilyLife, we desire to equip families, like yours, to grow …
Stuck in the mud A few years ago, I travelled with a few friends to go camping on a property their family had just bought …
They say “Love is blind” … and marriage is the cure. Or, marriage is like receiving a phone call in the middle of the night; …
In my final year of high school, I got into the hobby of photography. A friend and I took a week-long trip to go camping …
Drift. A marriage can never be stagnant. It is always going somewhere. You are either growing on your journey towards oneness, or you’re drifting apart. Every marriage finds itself somewhere on this spectrum between isolation and oneness.
The secret to “happily ever after” is finding your soul mate, right? Wrong! Here’s why; and an alternative mindset you may want to adopt. Relationship …
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