Keep your eyes only for your Spouse! Giving anyone else more attention will distort your own view of your spouse and confuse your love for them.

One way of rekindling the connection between you and your Spouse is to stop nit-picking the “bad” things about them and to start observing and complimenting more of the good.

You will never be able to change anyone easier than you can change yourself. Work on you and let God change them.

True commitment to someone requires you to have self-discipline, love, respect and maturity.

A marriage seems strong through its highs, but it’s how you handle the lows that determines true strength.

A great Marriage is a couple who has seen each other through the best of times and the worst of times, and was able to love their best through it all.

Talk to each other with respect. The way you speak to your Spouse should reflect the way you love them. Someone who loves speak with love.

Never take your Spouse’s vulnerability, sincerity, love and trust for granted. They are four of the greatest blessings your Spouse can give.

Your marriage is not only important to you, but also for your children. What they learn from your marriage will have an enormous impact on the rest of their lives.

Even through frustration, choose your words wisely. Some words can take seconds to speak, but can also take years to heal.