Trey & Lea's Stronger Marriages

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Pro Marriage Tip: Touch your spouse as much as you touch your phone.

Your spouse is your teammate, not the opponent. Fight for them, not with them.

Arguments often last too long because one person is too stubborn to forgive, or the other is too proud to apologize. Be humble and value your relationship over your pride.

I don't have to say thank you when Trey fills up my car up with gas or mows the lawn ... but I do. Trey doesn't have to tell me "thanks" for fixing supper or doing the laundry ... but he do. Thank your spouse for all they do, even for the little things.

Don’t assume that being in the same room is the same thing as being together. Put down your phones and laptops, turn off the TV and focus on each other. You wouldn’t let anyone else interrupt. Don’t let gadgets interfere either.

One of the saddest reasons a marriage dies is that one spouse doesn't recognize the value of the marriage ... until it's too late.

Encouraging your kids athletically is fine. Encouraging your kids academically is good. Encouraging your kids spiritually is essential. Do NOT get the importance of these three mixed up.

Intimacy is not just experienced through sex. It's crying together. It's late night whispering in a darkroom before falling asleep. It's talking about growing up and what used to scare you. It's praying together. It's going places together that build memories. It's amazing.

Married at 20 and 22 and still married 14 years later! Praise God!

Marriage is not a noun, it's a verb. It isn't something you get ... it's something you do. It's the way you love your partner every day.

Husbands ... continue to date your girlfriend regularly, especially after you marry her. ~Trey And Wives, never stop being your husband's girlfriend. ~Lea

If you think you’re "sticking it to someone" by not forgiving them, you’re only sticking it to yourself. Matthew 6:14-15

Singles ... if you desire to be married one day, then stop giving away the benefits of marriage to people who would rather PLAY with you than PRAY with you! You're worth more!

If your parents did NOT set a good example in marriage, it's up to you NOT to repeat that in your family. Abuse, abandonment and adultery effects everyone in the family.

Growth in marriage presents different versions

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We got married when we were 18 & 22. Many people told us that we would never make it! 36 years later we are still going strong. Don't let others tell you what you what your future holds, work hard together and it will pay off.

Don't be impressed by money, followers, degrees and titles. Be impressed by kindness, integrity, humility and generosity.

Your spouse will not be your only friend in life, but in a healthy marriage they should be your first loyalty and your closest companion. ~Marriage Dynamics

A short temper is NOT an inherited trait, it's learned. If you have a short temper, STOP blaming it on your genes. Instead learn to get it under control before it costs you your relationships.