Posted on March 25, 2008 by revdonc
I copied the following information from http://www.somethingwithin.com/blog/?p=132 – Dr. Renita Weem’s blog. This information is very distressing. As a black woman minister I am constantly amazed that people who have been the object of racist oppression would be perpetrators of this action against others. This is yet one more example of [...]
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Posted on March 17, 2008 by revdonc
The deeper we get into this book the more convinced I am that this is a must-read for married couples AND for couples who are engaged. In fact, I am performing my first marriage and am going to require the couple to read the book. Both of these individuals have been married before and I [...]
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Posted on March 8, 2008 by revdonc
Chapter Five relates toxic buildup in relationships to what happens if you don’t keep your teeth brushed. Relational plaque is caused by little acts of neglect as well as large offenses that are not dealt with. Weiss says us that many Christians have a problem with the word sin. We justify sinful behaviors [...]
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Posted on March 1, 2008 by revdonc
Many married people are deeply – and justifiably – angry. Abuse and neglect have caused tremendous scarring and traumatized their marriages. Not only have some refused to share their hearts with spouses but others have been emotionally and physically abused. Adultery is also an insidious part of marriages, unfortunately even among Christian couples. Adultery “affects [...]
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Posted on March 1, 2008 by revdonc
As we discussed in the first two chapters, physical intimacy, at its deepest level, is not possible nor is it sustainable unless a couple has first cultivated spiritual and emotional intimacy. Once couples have recognized the importance of these two levels, this important third level takes on a new level of depth and beauty.
God created [...]
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