
Rekindled at Home
Ignite a stronger marriage.
On a scale from 1-10, would you characterize your marriage as a 2 or a 10? Is it a glimpse of the beauty of heaven or a foretaste of the horrors of hell? No matter where you are in your marriage though, we want to help you take little steps in building a better relationship with your spouse.
What if you were intentional about this time suddenly made available because of this pandemic and social distancing? What if you determined to use this time to build a better relationship with your spouse? We encourage you to take advantage of the following opportunities to become more intentional during the next 8 weeks.
Are you ready to take the Rekindled Challenge?
The Rekindled Challenge is simple: have one date night per week for the next 8 weeks with your spouse. Obviously, these are unique times in our lives so restaurants and other public events are off the table. You’ll be doing most of your dating at home. So put the kids to bed early and feel free to cook at home or order in and enjoy dating your spouse!
To help you out, we have provided eight date-night "assignments" that can help you rekindle commitment and romance in your relationship. Be sure to start with “Reignite.” This will help you prepare well for the Rekindled Challenge.
Ideas for Rekindling
Reignite
Husbands and wives plan out the Rekindled at Home challenge.
Husbands and wives will look over photos to reminisce about the beginning of their relationship together.
Husbands and wives evaluate communication skills and explore ways to better convey thoughts and feelings.
Recommended Books
Typing in “marriage” for an Amazon search will yield over 100,000 results. As to how much “over”, we’re sure it is probably quite a lot. So what books are the best when it comes to building a God-honoring, Gospel-powered marriage? We’ve done the heavy lifting for you. Click here to see our recommended books as well as reviews and descriptions.
Rekindled Blog
We often say that discipleship happens in relationships. Because often, we learn more those we live, work and worship with rather than books or talks. Each week during the Rekindled Challenge, we are asking members of Faith Fellowship to share a memory, thought, or something God has taught them through their marriage.