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    Respecting Your Spouse’s Differences

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 6At first, their differences were interesting. One was spontaneous while the other planned carefully. One processed thoughts aloud while the other needed quiet. One enjoyed a full room, and the other recovered best in…

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    Noticing Character, Not Only Performance

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 5She felt most appreciated when everything was completed. When the house was organised, the responsibilities were handled, and everyone was satisfied, her effort was noticed. He felt valued when he was producing, providing, or…

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    Speaking Well of Your Spouse

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 4The comment was meant to be funny. Everyone laughed, but her husband became quiet. On another occasion, he described one of her weaknesses to friends as though it were harmless conversation. She smiled in…

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    Practising Daily Appreciation

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 3He handled something for the family that he had done many times before. She noticed, but said nothing. Later, she made an adjustment that helped his day go more smoothly. He appreciated it internally,…

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    Seeing the Good Again

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 2She could quickly name what frustrated her about him. He could easily describe the habits he wished she would change. Neither spouse was inventing the problems. But disappointment had become the lens through which…

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    Loving and Liking Your Spouse

    Liking, Appreciating and Enjoying Your Spouse · Day 1They were committed to their marriage. They shared responsibilities, remained faithful, and continued doing what needed to be done. But somewhere along the way, they stopped enjoying each other. They still said, “I love…

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    Thanking God for the Gift of Friendship

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 21Over the past twenty-one days, the couple had become more attentive. They had talked, listened, laughed, asked better questions, and begun creating rhythms of connection. Their marriage was not perfect. But they were noticing…

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    Choosing Closeness Today

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 20They kept waiting for a better time to reconnect. After the busy week. After the financial pressure eased. After they felt less tired. After the other person made the first move. But each delay…

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    Rebuilding Companionship After Distance

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 19The distance had not appeared overnight. It grew through missed conversations, unresolved disappointments, busy schedules, and many evenings when both spouses were too tired to connect. Eventually, they realised they had become polite but…

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    Friendship When Feelings Are Low

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 18They still loved each other. But warmth did not come easily in that season. Both were tired. Recent disappointments had not been fully resolved, and the friendship that once felt natural now required effort….

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    Creating Friendship Rituals

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 17Every morning, they prayed briefly before leaving home. Another couple took a walk on Friday evenings. Some shared coffee before the household became busy, while others ended the day by asking, “How is your…

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    Inviting Your Spouse Into Your Inner World

    Becoming Best Friends in Marriage · Day 16She could tell something was on his mind. When she asked, he said, “Nothing. I am fine.” A few days later, he noticed that she seemed distant. She wanted him to understand, but she…

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