When I want to learn something I look for someone who knows all about it and does it well. (Thank goodness for Google.) It just makes sense, right? I mean, you wouldn’t look for someone who lacks the information or skills or who doesn’t want to learn to do it well.

Marriage. Do you want to grow your marriage skills and build a healthy, happy marriage? If the answer is yes, spend time finding folks who do it well and learn from them.

Is there a happily married couple at church that would be willing to mentor you and hubby? Good blogs and good books are an easy choice. Look for online courses and conferences (in this time of social-distancing).

Do the smart thing and learn from folks who are doing marriage well. (Beware of advice from folks with distant or troubled marriages.)

Asking questions about the things that you don’t know doesn’t make you unintelligent … You can learn from better-informed people and save yourself the headaches that come from making too many avoidable mistakes. Edmond Mbiaka

• Prayer Prompt: Ask God to help you find good marriage resources to learn from.
• Of the Hearth: Getting Along with Your Spouse When You’re Together 24/7 A few tips to help reduce the stress of 24-hour togetherness.
• The Generous Husband: Book Study For Two A simple intimacy builder.

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