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Jan 2012 Newsletter - Achieving Goals for Your Marriage in 2012

Whether 2011 was a satisfactory year for your marriage, or one you would rather forget, now is the time to be proactive and establish goals you can achieve to improve your relationship in 2012. When we give our marriages the attention, prayer and focus they deserve, we can see true growth in the relationship. However, the opposite is also true: if we sit back and allow our marriages to become stagnant or allow the downward spiral to continue, we can risk losing the most precious union God created. Take action now, by setting Godly goals for your marriage and taking steps to achieve them, and you may be able to look back at 2012 as the year your marriage rose to new heights.

Even God Himself is into planning, so why should we be any different? We read in Jeremiah 29:11: “’For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’” This is a well-known Bible verse and it should hold so much meaning for you as you consider goals for your marriage.

How does God follow through in His plans for us? He cares for us, comforts us, speaks to us and reveals things to us through those around us. In other words, He is actively involved in our lives. As we strive to live our lives using God’s example, we must be actively involved in the most important relationships in our lives, specifically in our marriage relationship.

Are you a newlywed?
Is your marriage having problems and
you don’t know how to fix it?
Are you fed up and ready to give up?

If any of these questions describes you, then Marriage 101 is for you. Marriage is a journey, not a fairytale. It is a commitment that two very different people make to spend their lives together, for better or worse. When the bad times come—and they will come—most people run. However, these are opportunities to grow both individually and as a couple, and to build a strong family.

Marriage 101 shares my personal struggles in my marriage and how those struggles led to separation. But it also shares how God restored our broken relationship and stopped us from divorce. The breakdown of our marriage was slow and steady, and after four years of fighting, we separated. At that time, I was a born-again believer, married to the love of my life. After realizing that fairytale marriages do not exist, my faith led me on a spiritual journey to discover why God created the covenant of marriage and whether I could truly fulfill the vows that I made.

The result is my book, Marriage 101. Using the fairytale of Sleeping Beauty as a parable, Marriage 101 helps the reader to understand God’s plan and purpose for the marriage relationship. It also provides practical marriage advice that will allow you to rebuild your marriage upon a strong foundation, just as I did.

Our Mission: To change the course of our country, one couple at a time.

“Jewell Powell knows firsthand what can go wrong in a marriage—and she can help you find your own happily ever after.”

~Dr. Kevin Leman, author of "Turn Up the Heat"

“I never expected that I would be taught and retaught with such passion, drive, and effectiveness by reading a book about marriage. "Marriage 101" by Jewell Powell will exceed your expectations in regards to love, marriage, and healing broken relationships. We all want happy marriages. Jewell teaches us to find happiness within, so we can BE HAPPY in our marriages. She also gives clear steps to get a marriage back to a healthy and productive state. You will love her wit, charm, and deep affinity to the Word of God.

For single ladies, no wife-in-waiting should be without this book in their library."

~Christine Pembleton, author of "Lord, I am Ready to Be a Wife"

Want More Sex - Kiss Her

By Desiree Grant

Guys, if you want more sex, rediscover the art of kissing. Men in long term relationships often lament about their partner's lack of sexual desire. If your partner is simply not interested in having sex or your sex life has become so routine or boring that it's not worth mentioning, there are a few things you can do to help increase her desire for sex. One of these things is to kiss her more often and in the right way.

Remember when you first met your partner. You probably kissed a lot. It formed a connection between you. It was intimate, loving, and at times, passionate. Too often because we are either exhausted from work or overwhelmed with running a family, we no longer do the little things that glue us together as a couple and make us feel sexually desirable.

Thanks, Jewell!

Mrs. Powell,

I wanted to express to you how refreshing it is to find a book that offers insight to God's purpose for marriage. This book has revealed so much to me. I'm so excited about sharing this book with every married couple I know. I purchased a few to share. I also sent out an email to all my married family and friend encouraging them to read this book. A girlfriend of mine suggested we talk about the book at our weekly lunch dates. This is a great way for us to share how the book has helped us in areas we might be struggling. God bless you for sharing and caring!

Thanks,
Dynisha L. Clark
www.elegantsurprises.webs.com

"Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle."