How I Understand Submission in Marriage

by Sheila Gregoire | Mar 16, 2017 | communication, Faith

What does submission in marriage really mean? I’ve actually written quite a lot about it on this blog in my posts. But recently, when I shared a “manifesto” I wrote about what it means to be a Christian woman, I started reading the comments section....

Does the Church Divide by Gender Too Much?

by Sheila Gregoire | Mar 9, 2017 | culture, Faith, purpose, responsibility

I speak around North America at women’s events. And I love it. I give a sex talk called “Girl Talk: Straight Talk About Sex, Marriage, and Intimacy” that goes over really well. Keith and I actually have a talk that covers much of the same material...

Where Did My Sex Drive Go?

by Sheila Gregoire | Nov 16, 2016 | libido, Sex

This week we’re talking about libido. And an all-too-common problem for women is, “Help! I don’t think I have a libido at all!” Listen to this question sent in from a reader, and see if it reminds you of yourself at all: I have been married for...

Made for Each Other: Embracing Your Differences

by Sheila Gregoire | Sep 15, 2014 | Marriage

We get married because we want to believe that we are “made for each other”. Yet you and your husband are two very different people. You have gender differences. You have personality differences. You have background differences. The problem with...

Equal Doesn’t Mean the Same

by Sheila Gregoire | Jul 27, 2012 | culture, Marriage, romance, Social Issues

Every Friday my syndicated column appears in a bunch of newspapers in southeastern Ontario and Saskatchewan. Here’s this week’s on how our quest for gender equality can backfire if we don’t acknowledge that the genders are NOT the same. When two...

Celebrating our Differences

by Sheila Gregoire | Oct 8, 2010 | Marriage

Picture by Mulsanne Every Friday my syndicated column appears in a bunch of newspapers in southeastern Ontario. Here’s this week’s! No matter how much sociologists try to convince that gender is only a “social construct”, I don’t buy it. Men and...

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