Here are a few practical things to build stronger marriages…
Make Christ the center of your union – pray and have devotion together regularly.
Don’t treat others better than you treat your spouse.
Continue to date. Don’t stop because you’re married.
Surprise your spouse occasionally.
Compliment more. Criticize less.
No matter how busy you are, always make time for just the two of you.
Say “I love you” a lot.
Hold hands, hug and kiss every day.
Don’t keep secrets from each other.
Accept the flaws in your spouse.
Support one another. Be the first one to stand up and take the other’s side.
Laugh often.
Practice good communication: talking and listening.
Don’t compare your marriage to other marriages.
Brag about your spouse.
Be committed to your marriage. Ban the word “divorce” from your vocabulary. And don’t even think about an affair.
Don’t sweat the small stuff, life is too short.
Spice it up! Make love in different places and positions.
Fight boredom by doing something fun together.
Don’t take each other for granted.
Create your own rituals and traditions.
Love isn’t always a feeling. After you have been married for a number of years, love can often be a decision.
Every couple has conflict. It’s how you resolve the conflict that matters.
Be respectful and kind to each other.
Say “I’m sorry.” (And mean it)
Do you have a tip to share?
Good morning everyone!

