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In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to forget the fundamental principles that guide us in creating strong and healthy marriages. As a Therapist Coach who firmly believes in Christ-centered relationships, I often turn to biblical wisdom for guidance.

One passage that resonates with me is

Ephesians 4:2- 3: "Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace." We're reminded here of the importance of humility, gentleness, patience, and love in your interactions with your spouse. They emphasize the unity of Spirit and the bond of peace, which are the cornerstones of a thriving marriage.

What is the foundation of the cornerstone?

Trust

The foundation of any loving relationship is trust, built on open and honest conversations.
During your trust talk

  • create a safe space for you and your spouse to be vulnerable and accepted.
  • set aside judgment and criticism and instead embrace each other's thoughts and emotions as being valid rather than right or wrong.
  • add prayer to your talks to navigate challenges.

As a Christian Therapist Coach, I've witnessed the transformation that can occur when couples truly open up to one another in a spirit of love and understanding.

Remember that building a strong marriage is a journey requiring effort and intentionality.

In my journey as a Christian Therapist Coach, I've seen couples transform their relationships through these trust talks. It's a powerful tool that allows you to align your goals and values as a couple, creating a foundation of trust and intimacy that can weather any storm.

I've also seen the beauty of restoration and healing in once-troubled marriages. The power of communication, guided by biblical truths, can mend wounds and strengthen the bonds of love.

Allow Ephesians 4:2-3 to serve as a beacon of wisdom for you dedicated to having Christ-centered relationships.

So, set aside time for your trust talks, pray together, and watch as your marriage flourishes with love, trust, and unity.

 

Deborah