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....

How Do You Hear God’s Voice?

by Sheila Gregoire | Sep 1, 2016 | Faith

How do you hear God’s voice? When you so desperately want to listen to God, why does God seem to so rarely speak? I’ve been thinking a lot about those questions lately, and I thought today I’d just jot down some of my thoughts. They may be a little...

What Do You Do If You Each Have a Different Vision?

by Sheila Gregoire | Jul 22, 2016 | communication, prayer, purpose

What happens when the wife’s vision for her family is different from that of her husband? That’s what I want to talk about today. As my longtime readers know, I’m quite passionate about couples arriving at consensus about difficult decisions. I don’t...

To the Woman Who Divorced for the Wrong Reasons: What Now?

by Sheila Gregoire | Jul 20, 2016 | Bible, divorce, healing, prayer

Did you divorce for the wrong reasons? Yesterday I wrote a post on how often women justify leaving unhappy marriages by claiming that the guy was abusive when it was just that they didn’t really care for each other’s hearts well. And I showed the...

When Your Dreams Don’t Come True

by Sheila Gregoire | Jun 7, 2016 | purpose

Have you ever had dreams that didn’t come true? Normally on Tuesdays I write Top 10 posts, and I have a whole bunch of sexy top 10 post ideas! But I’m having a really strange week still. First, I was supposed to record two radio interviews yesterday and...

God Is Not a Vending Machine

by Sheila Gregoire | May 12, 2016 | prayer

Do we treat God too tritely–like He exists to do our will? My daughter made a video this week about all the stupid graphics she sees on Instagram and Facebook, and I thought she was spot on. I want to comment on how some of this has to do with marriage, too, but...

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