marriage
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When Pride Gets in the Way
This morning I was moved to read and reflect on this scripture in the Bible: First pride, then the crash— the bigger the ego, the harder the fall. –Proverbs 16:18 MSG I then began to write the reflection below followed by a prayer, that you can read in its entirety by visiting my Breaking Bread…
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Stop Making a Mockery of Marriage
Prepare yourselves for the biggest commitment of your life. Walking blindly into it is one reason why millions of us are now divorced.
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Thought of the Day: Love is a Worthy Risk
Audio Message What I’ve shared below can also be heard through this audio message. Click play and enjoy. I’m sitting here at my desk reflecting. My reflection is focused upon my life, specifically my love life. I’m a romantic. I’ve always been. I don’t need the big and grandiose. I love the simple things in…
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Still a Profound Message About Marriage, Career, and Family
Here’s another message that I reflect upon from the past. On April 5, 2016 I wrote this message as a reflection to a Facebook post written by a man who was reflecting over his marriage and the ups and downs that he experienced trying to juggle marriage, career, and family. I shared the message as…
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I’m Divorced: I’m Only Saying This Once, There Are No Re-Do’s 😉
I’ve been divorced for 9 months. Most of you are shocked to read those words. But they are true no matter how many times you re-read them. This message has been sitting as a draft on my phone for six months. I wasn’t ready to share this at that time. I thought I could three…
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Wedding vs Marriage…There IS a Difference
I performed an Internet search for topics related to marriage and specifically the term “marriage” and the vast majority of the pictures were of weddings and all of the things we associate with weddings, like engagement and wedding rings, cake and cake toppers, wedding gowns, bouquets, bridal parties, etc. I decided to do a little…
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My Wedding Song Has a Powerful Message–Are You Ready?
When my husband, John Hope Bryant, and I first started dating, we would play each other songs that expressed how we felt. One of our favorite artists was Alicia Keys. Her songs hit home with us. One being, “Un-thinkable” (“I’m Ready”). For me, it was a song proclaiming a love, a readiness, and a desire…
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The Day That Changed My Life
The day that changed my life… The day that I married my husband, John Hope Bryant, changed my life. The wedding is easy (hence why I wasn’t a bridezilla)…it’s the vows, decluttering your lives and meshing parts of it together, coming together as one, being loving even when you don’t want to, thinking for two…
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Happy Anniversary to my Hubby!
I want to wish my husband, John Hope Bryant, a happy anniversary. Here’s to three years of marriage, six years of love, and a long, bright, bold and adventurous future together. I LOVE YOU! Loving you always, Natasha …
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A Post On Marriage, Family, Career and Community
I share this with the married ones who place their careers before their marriage (knowingly or unknowingly), and ignorantly think there will be harmony in that arrangement.
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A Husband’s List About What He Loves About His Wife
This article hit my inbox and I felt moved to share it with others. It’s about love, real love, love beyond the physical, the love that can’t be bought. This article is about the love of a husband for his wife. Below I have included excerpts from Edward Lee’s post, What a Husband Loves About…
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How Mature Love Helps Prevent the Falling out of Love Stage
I read this article written by Amy Morin, that I thought I would share with my readers to engage in a healthy dialogue about love, how we fall in and out of it, and how we can build upon our relationships to keep the spark alive for years to come. Morin wrote that usually after…
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