HELP! My Spouse Is My Least Favorite Person!

I know what you are thinking, “How could this be?” But this is the reality for many couples around the holiday season.

 

For this reason, I understand that sometimes it’s hard being married.

 

And the difficulties of marriage can easily make you feel tired… discouraged… and even despairing… 

 

AND it is usually around the holidays, it seems …

 

That the anger and bitterness can throb so badly…

 

… that you just start to believe that your spouse is your least favorite person…

 

 Yes, I said it, "You Least Favorite Person."

 

If that describes you, or you have been in this season from time to time, keep reading as I would like to help.

 

The question on the table is this, “What can you do if your spouse happens to be your least favorite person right now?”

 

Now, if you are a believer of Jesus Christ, and it is your desire to please Him, and you want God’s best for your marriage, then what I am going to share with you is going to make you uncomfortable at first, but hear me out, it is biblical and it will transform your situation.

 

Are you ready?

 

Jesus said, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, and pray for those who spitefully use you” (Luke 6:27-28). Based on this biblical principle, this holiday season, I want you to get the least favorite person on you list, the “BEST” gift.

 

I know this seems counterintuitive, but try it. It can be the start to your healing process.

 

If you have found this information helpful, share this with someone. For more tips, tool and resources about marriages, head over to www.hopeconquersd.com.

 

If you would like me to help you rekindle the love you once had for your spouse, regardless of what they have done, schedule a Marriage Breakthrough Transformational CALL now. Your best gift to your spouse may only break the ice and I can help you to achieve the marriage you desire.

Schedule a CALL NOW! You will leave the call energized, inspired and with a proven plan on how to start your rekindling process.

 

 

May your relationship be blessed.

 

Dr. Delroy Fredericks