Rekindled@Home Blog
Stories, memories, and lessons of how we have learned to rekindle and prepare the fires of marriage.
The Front Porch Looking In - Colby Cupit and Amy Haokip
As a couple that has been dating for awhile, it was an eye-opening experience to interact with chapter 7 of “The Meaning of Marriage” together. While we are still single, as a couple ultimately seeking marriage, we might be able to provide a unique perspective….
Thermostat or Thermometer - Jackie Hing
This August, Brian and I will celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. I suppose I could give lots of tips and advice, but I won’t because I’m still learning. However, a question that I still need to ask myself that could be useful for you: Am I a thermometer or a thermostat?
Singleness and Marriage - Mark Barrett
“Sermons on Marriage…”. A quick Google search of that phrase will generate nearly 19 million results, ranging from marriage health, how to go about pursuing a relationship that will lead to marriage, how to live your life as a single person and the list goes on…
The Importance of Listening - Sue Wong
Doug and I have been married for quite a long time. One of the best things that we learned early on that has proved invaluable and so helpful to our lives is how we communicate with each other.
There is a Time For Everything - Suzanne Gee
There is a time for everything in marriage. Had I let this truth sink into my stubborn, impatient brain in the early days of my 45-year marriage to Steven, I could have saved myself a good bit of emotional stress…
The Interesting Gift of Guns - Marsha Wong
Gifts can be more than objects. Through the right lens, even gifts that might not be high on our wishlist can be seen as an opportunity to spend quality time with your spouse. Check out Marsha’s story…