Today it’s Independence Day in the United States, a remembrance of the day in 1776 when Americans declared their independence — although a took a few more years to secure it. Liberty is highly prized in our nation overall and referred to as a blessing in the preamble to our Constitution. But it’s not like […]
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Tomorrow is Father’s Day in the United States, celebrated by the purchase of power tools, electronic gadgets, sporting goods, and neckties. And extra attention for the Beloved Dad in our homes. But not too long ago, I heard from a wife who admitted that she had enormous difficulty letting down her guard to make love
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Once upon a time, there was a Christian marriage and sex blogger who decided to write a book. She took some of her blog content, massaged it into book format, and self-published Sex Savvy: A Lovemaking Guide for Christian Wives. Some people bought it. They liked it. More people bought it. And it was a lovely,
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Today’s question is not so much about sex, but about marriage in general. It’s from a guy coming up on his wedding. I’ve been looking at how modern society (at least in the U.S.) views the actual wedding, and it has me worried about my own wedding. I constantly hear the saying “It’s the bride’s
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My weekly Q&A with J posts bring up all kinds of topics. I take a single reader’s question and answer that specific situation as best I can, hoping my advice will enlighten or apply to others as well. But there’s always that post where you answer one reader, and it brings up the “But why
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