Roy & Lainey Hitchman working together to bring health to relationships. Authors of: #bringingworldstogether #adjustingexpectations & #improvingcommunication
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When remembering the past, don’t dwell in regret — let it remind you of God's mercy. In the present, be still and know you are held. And as you look to the future, walk in hope and trust, for the One who was, and is, and is to come goes with you always.
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We counter anxiety by abiding. And what does it mean to abide? To remain. To dwell. To stay in a constant posture of surrender and dependency, not on your own strength and your own power but on the character and nature of God.
It's tempting to aim for perfection, but often the result is performance and pressure. What's your take on the quest for perfection?
I recently saw a marriage quote, “Still choosing you. Every day.” Let's do something each day that says "I remember our covenant".
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This is challenging in all 3 areas, which do you find the most difficult?
Many people see tears as negative, but did you know they can bring healing and release?
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People engrave all kinds of things on wedding rings — ''No matter what,'' ''Forever and ever'' or something funny like, ''You're Stuck Now''
If you were to engrave yours, what would it say? 💍
"A happy marriage is the union of two good forgivers" – Ruth Bell Graham. What are your thoughts - Can a marriage survive without forgiveness?
This is also true of relationships. Only responding when we 'feel like it' undermines, while consistency enables growth.
Some days you feel fired up. Other days, not so much. Motivation is fickle. It comes in waves, and it stops and starts.
Discipline, on the other hand, keeps you showing up, doing the work, and making progress even when you don’t feel like it.
Real growth isn’t about waiting to feel motivated. It’s about showing up anyway. Day after day, step by step, your steady effort builds results you didn’t think were possible.