Mike Rusch

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10 Things Boys & Girls Need to Hear from Their Parents

…my mother sent this to me from FamilyFirst.net, and I thought it was worth sharing.

10 Things Girls Need to Hear from Their Dads:

  1. You are beautiful.
  2. You are smart.
  3. You are kind.
  4. You are strong.
  5. You are amazing.
  6. You will be a wonderful wife.
  7. You will be a wonderful mom.
  8. I am so glad you’re my daughter.
  9. I am always here for you.
  10. I will always love you, no matter what 

10 Things Boys Need to Hear from Their Moms:

  1. You are strong.
  2. You are brave.
  3. You are smart.
  4. You are kind.
  5. You are handsome.
  6. You amaze me.
  7. You will be a great husband one day.
  8. You will be a great father one day.
  9. I am always here for you.
  10. I will always love you, no matter what.

And I would add that I think these are things that husbands and wives need to hear from each other as well.

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“Mother Letters” (the uncut back story) by Seth Haines (book releases today…pick up a copy)

“Mother Letters” (the uncut back story) by Seth Haines

(book releases today…pick up a copy)

So You Married An Entrepreneur

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Just finished Tim Keller’s “Meaning of Marriage” & have mixed feelings about it. It was definitely an affirming point of view of marriage in a world where the value of marriage seems to be on the decline; however, feels like it was written for this emerging generation who do not have a firm foundation.  This is a good thing.  This is a needed thing. Those that have been married for “a while” may find that the book doesn’t do a lot of digging into the beauty of what a marriage can be or the issues it may face after the first ten years.  Maybe that’s a subject for another book. :-) Definitely worth the read.

Just finished Tim Keller’s “Meaning of Marriage” & have mixed feelings about it.

It was definitely an affirming point of view of marriage in a world where the value of marriage seems to be on the decline; however, feels like it was written for this emerging generation who do not have a firm foundation.  This is a good thing.  This is a needed thing.

Those that have been married for “a while” may find that the book doesn’t do a lot of digging into the beauty of what a marriage can be or the issues it may face after the first ten years.  Maybe that’s a subject for another book. :-)

Definitely worth the read.

“But when the Bible speaks of love, it measures it primarily not by how much you want to receive but by how much you are willing to give of yourself to someone. How much are you willing to lose for the sake of this person? How much of your freedom are you willing to forsake? How much of your precious time, emotion, and resources are you willing to invest in this person?”

Tim Keller, The Meaning of Marriage

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