Post by Gina | last updated January 25, 2022 | 7 Comments
Do you wrestle with what marriage submission in the Bible really means? In today’s post, Gina M Poirier unpacks these tricky passages and what they mean for building a healthy relationship. My husband Marc and I like to say that we navigate life together by consensus. If he doesn’t like a recipe I make for [Continue Reading]
Post by Gina | last updated January 21, 2021 | 9 Comments
Are you taking part in National Husband Appreciation Day 2024? Gina M Poirier shares 10 creative ways to celebrate that your husband will love! Have you ever heard of National Husband Appreciation Day? The objective of this special day is to make your husband feel absolutely adored. What a fun opportunity to go out of [Continue Reading]
Post by Brittany Ann | last updated January 19, 2021 | 0 Comments
Every year, it’s the same struggle: What to get my husband for Valentine’s Day. Christmas and his birthday, I can figure out. I know what he likes. But Valentine’s Day? I always feel like I have to come up with the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. Something that celebrates our love and lets him know how much [Continue Reading]
Post by Gina | last updated February 11, 2020 | 30 Comments
Need tips or advice for sex in Christian marriage? You’re in luck. Today Gina from GinaMPoirier.com is sharing 5 of her best Christian sex tips to help you build a stronger, healthier Christian marriage! My husband and I often find ourselves talking with other couples about our sex lives. I blame him, because he’s a [Continue Reading]
Post by Brittany Ann | last updated January 10, 2020 | 17 Comments
Not in the mood for sex anymore? Don’t let no sex drive or low sex drive derail your marriage. Here are 4 reasons you’re never in the mood (and how to fix it). It’s 9:00 pm. The kids are finally in bed. The house is picked up — at least most of the way. Field trips [Continue Reading]
Post by Gina | last updated July 1, 2019 | 2 Comments
American evangelist David Wilkerson once said, “Love is not something you feel. It’s something you do.” Likewise, it’s the things you do (or don’t do) that can make your spouse feel unloved. This was a hard lesson early in my marriage, and frankly, continues to be one. Even if we’re practicing good habits regularly, it [Continue Reading]
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