Am I Wrong For Feeling Too Tired For Intimacy And Feeling Like Sex Is A Chore?

Emerson offers a compassionate, biblical perspective for wives feeling overwhelmed by exhaustion and viewing intimacy as a chore, addressing the emotional and spiritual dynamics of sexual intimacy in marriage. It provides practical wisdom for couples seeking to balance mutual needs with grace, encouraging both spouses to approach intimacy as an act of worship and connection, making it a must-watch for Christian couples navigating these challenges.

Questions to Consider

How can viewing sexual intimacy as an act of worship change the way you approach it in your marriage?
What steps can you take to better understand and empathize with your spouse’s unique emotional and physical needs?
How might past experiences, like exhaustion or trauma, be influencing your perspective on intimacy, and how can inviting Christ into those moments bring healing?
In what ways can both spouses work together to transform intimacy from a duty into a joyful, mutual expression of love and connection?

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Am I Responsible For My Husband’s Abusive Outbursts If He Says I Push His Buttons?

Emerson discusses the complexities of abuse in relationships, emphasizing that while both partners can contribute to relational strain, the responsibility for abusive behavior lies solely with the abuser.

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Help! My Husband Won’t Leave Our Church, But The Family Dislikes It

In this video, Emerson responds to a challenging issue: a family divided over their church involvement.

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Are Financial Issues Really the Problem in Your Marriage?

Emerson discusses two common financial issues in marriages: overspending and financial dishonesty but provides advice on the more important issue, how to approach your spouse with love and respect while expressing your concerns and seeking solutions.

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