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In the Bible, Saturday is the day of rest. The word “rest” (shavat) also carries the meaning of influence. Today, let’s embrace the rest and influence of our Creator’s love and instruction as we reflect on the foundation of our marriages. Before we dive into Hubby Hacker “codes” this week, take a moment to do one simple thing that brings positive influence and rest into your marriage. Here’s a challenge: Speak this powerful Trust Code to your husband today: “I trust you, and I respect you, [insert his name].” Words like these don’t just build up your husband—they influence the atmosphere of your marriage for the better. So, rest today in God’s love, and let that love inspire you to influence your marriage with kindness, respect, and trust. Enjoy your day of rest, and we’ll jump into more codes this coming week! Remember… There is code in The Art of Marriage! AND… you are only one code away…

A lifetime of programing/coding errors called traumas affect the way women engage with thier husbands. Hubby Hacking is coding that can be uploaded into women's logical and emotional data files to alter the outcomes a wife experiences with her husband. Hey Wifey! Remember… your just one code away!

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Take a Weekend for Yourself, Not Away From Your Marriage Ladies, it’s the weekend—a perfect time to recharge, but not at the expense of your relationship. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed or disconnected, taking intentional time for yourself doesn’t have to mean taking time from your marriage. Here’s the truth: a healthy relationship thrives when both partners take care of their individual needs. Whether it’s reading, journaling, painting, or a walk in nature, pour into yourself this weekend so you can pour into your marriage with a full heart. Remember, rest is not running away. It’s refueling so you can step back into the partnership refreshed and ready to love even better. How will you refill your cup this weekend? Share in the comments—I’d love to hear! (This is your gentle nudge to be intentional, even in rest.) -Delyce