AG Marriage Encounter

09/30/2026

Before September ends:
Say something you've been thinking but haven't said enough.
"Thank you."
"I'm proud of you."
"I still choose you."
Don't leave the good stuff unspoken. ❤️

09/29/2026

Marriage is having someone who remembers versions of you that don't exist anymore.
Who watched you change.
Who changed beside you.
And who keeps discovering who you're becoming.
That's pretty special. ❤️

09/28/2026

Some days your spouse needs advice.
Some days they need help.
And some days they just need to hear:
"That sounds really hard. Come here."
Learn the difference. ❤️

09/27/2026

Never get so comfortable being loved that you stop being intentional about loving.
Send the text.
Give the compliment.
Grab their hand.
Keep pursuing the person you already have. 💍

09/25/2026

Brag about your spouse.
Especially when they're not around.
Especially in front of your kids.
Especially when everyone else is complaining about theirs.
Honor changes the atmosphere of a marriage. ❤️

Marriage Encounter is a weekend for married couples who want to improve their communication skills

09/23/2026

Fall is here. 🍂
New season.
New routines.
Same person beside you.
Make some room this season for slower evenings, longer conversations, and a little more time together.

09/21/2026

Before another week begins, ask:
"What would make this week easier for you?"
That's partnership.
Not mind-reading.
Not assuming.
Asking.

09/19/2026

Tonight's marriage challenge:
Put your phones somewhere else for 30 minutes.
Sit together.
Talk.
Laugh.
Remember what it felt like when learning everything about each other was your favorite thing to do. ❤️

09/17/2026

A great marriage isn't one where nobody gets irritated.
It's one where two people learn:
Not every sigh needs a response.
Not every comment needs a comeback.
Not every annoyance needs to become an argument.
Sometimes love lets the little stuff stay little.

09/15/2026

Marriage tip:
Kiss hello.
Kiss goodbye.
Hug when you get home.
Those tiny rituals quietly say:
"You still matter to me."