Caring for Your Marriage This School Year 

“And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.” Colossians 3:14

Somehow, it seems that when life gets busy, our marriage gets put on the back burner. With an ever-flowing to-do list, the joy and closeness of companionship with our spouse feel like it slips right through our fingers. We have all been there! Tiredness can quickly take over, and with school stressors, financial pressures, and needy kids, we can quickly start feeling friction in our relationship with our spouses.

Mom, this school year, cultivate your relationship with your husband. Make it a priority. Satan would love nothing more than to weaken your marriage with busyness. Don’t let him win! Not to mention, we are stronger in life when our marriage is being tended to and not neglected. God put you together to work as a team this year, and you can’t win in the game-of-life without game plans and lots of time together!

Schedule in some time on your calendar to connect to your husband. Like other important things you schedule in, this one is definitely worthwhile. There doesn’t need to be money involved- sit on the porch together to chat, plan a movie night when the kids go to bed, spend some time together planning for the year….there are so many ways you can sneak in meaningful time together!

You will be so glad you made this a part of your school-year routine!

Questions to Ponder:

1. On a scale of 1-10, how do you think your marriage is doing? Prayerfully go to God with your answer. Ask Him to help you get that scale up by 1 or 2 points this year. You can do all things through Christ who strengthens you, friend!

2. Take a look at your calendar. What are some good times you can schedule in time with your husband? Remember, be practical, not idealistic! God works in imperfect moments. It doesn’t have to look totally put together. Coffee at a messy breakfast table is more than good! 

Love, Krystle Porter & the Help Club for Moms Team

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Galatians 6:9

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2 Comments on “Caring for Your Marriage This School Year ”

  1. This really hit home as my husband and I began making time for each other between date nights or simply making breakfast together before each of us goes to work while the kids are still in bed to making each other’s lunch for the day. We sit down every morning, eat breakfast, drink coffee and talk. It has helped us feel more connected by making the time to spend together.

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