Preparing for Adulthood: Love Must Be Tough, Part 2
Real love can’t be forced, and it can’t be caged.
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Real love can’t be forced, and it can’t be caged.
Every young person longs for love that lasts, yet so many chase it in ways that push it away.
It’s important for a parent to respond positively by saying yes to reasonable requests from a child.
Marriage isn’t only about saying “I do” once—it’s the vow to intentionally choose your partner every single day. Without effort and commitment, even the strongest relationships can drift apart over time. In this reel, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share three practical ways to build a lasting, unshakable foundation for your marriage. Watch now to discover how to create a love that stands the test of time.
Build on your marriage every day. Reinforce the foundations now so the pressures of life can't shake your relationship.
If you want to know whether or not you're really in love, give it the test of time!
Love is worth fighting for even in the aftermath of a tragedy.
Question: Dr. Dobson, would you be more specific about the relationship between the sexes? Am I to assume you do not favor a fifty-fifty arrangement in the husband-wife interaction? Answer: That is correct. However, let me offer two opinions about the ideal relationship between husbands and wives that may clarify my viewpoint.
Love should not be dependent upon our feelings and emotions. Commitment of the will is the key to a life-long relationship.
A strong marriage can be a fortress against the stresses of life, but it takes an iron-clad commitment.



