Do you have fun in your marriage? The world seems to want us to believe that marriage is a, “life sucking”, rather than a “life giving” institution (Mark Gungor, Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage). Fun is essential for the health and betterment of any marriage. Studies have shown that humor helps people cope with stress and adversity aiding in healthy emotional adjustment over the years by people who use humor and amusement. According to Psychology Today’s author, Dr. Peter

As I look at the creation around me I am overwhelmed with its beauty, its intricate detail and its incredible reflection of our Designer’s hand. The trees with unparalleled patterns contained within their bark, the mountain vistas blanketed with icy snow reflecting distant majesty or the breathtaking roar of the ocean waves as they crash in a symphonic crescendo. We are surrounded by the majesty of God’s incredible creation every day. But this amazing creation is broken. Not

“The Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him’” (Genesis 2:18, NIV). One of the glorious elements of this verse is that we see an ever-present God who desires what is best for mankind and longs for His creation of man and woman to work with each other as a cohesive, unified couple. Man was never designed to, “be fruitful and increase in number” or to “fill the earth and subdue it”, on his own. Nor was he to, “rule over the