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Communicate to Connect

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John and Jaimi Jones believe having boundaries in place helps you cultivate a strong sense of joy and connection during the holiday season, instead of hurriedness and stress. This template is to help you do this for your marriage.

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We all have defining moments in our life.

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Healthy Boundaries in Marriage protect and create security for each other. They are also an example to others, showing we value and respect the Marriage Relationship.

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A short prayer to help you keep your bedroom consecrated to God's Design for marriage. Hebrews 13:4 (ESV) Let marriage be held in honor among all, and let the marriage bed be undefiled, for God will judge the sexually immoral and adulterous.

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Happy Holidays Require Planning
Communicate and Connect

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While writing this blog I came across several quotes about adventure. We have come to look every day for adventure. Some are small and just seem to show up as a sweet gift, other adventures we dream about and plan with many details.

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Learning to apologize can be difficult. There was a time when I thought apologizing was saying I was wrong. That is not always the case. Sometimes we are apologizing because we are sorry about how our words or actions hurt someone's feelings.