The Complications Of Successful Communication In Marriage

In a marriage, there are lessons to be learned from one moment to the next. Part of the purpose of being together is to make each other happy, create new memories and experiences, worship together, and connect on various other levels. However, through the joy and climbing the ladder, there will be some challenging obstacles the couple will face. Not all couples face the same issues, but if the effort to determine a solution is not given, then the outcome may be the same, divorce or separation. For starters, communication is a key ingredient in all marriages. The more a couple communicates with each other the more comfortable they become and the easier it will be to build trust. James 1:19 New Living Translation (NLT) states “Understand this, my dear brothers and sisters: You must all be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.” Successful communication can make a marriage stronger. By successful communication that means remove any selfish act, accusing, blame, and belittling along with other gestures that will make the other feel down. Communicating in a marriage is as simple as being understanding and appreciative of the others point of view, expressing concern, being apologetic, and even just listening when the other one wants to be heard. Meanwhile, lack of

Money is problematic in marriage because it is hard to come by and it is vital for survival. It is understood in all marriages that money provides a sense of security to cover the cost of bills, food, groceries, and any of major thing needed for survival. Average marriages want to see their money, increase verses decrease because as time presses on and work ends or some unfortunate situation occurs they want to know that they can survive. According to Proverbs 13:22 New Living Translation (NLT), Good people leave an inheritance to their grandchildren, but the sinner’s wealth passes to the