Smile at your Husband
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If a photographer was secretly capturing this week in your house – would the pictures have you smiling or scowling? Do you smile at your husband or are you too exhausted to smile? How can we expect our husbands to be drawn to us when we are scowling at them?
A big smile will make a husband look over a lot of flaws. He won’t care if you have on sweats from yesterday, messy hair, no makeup and some extra baby weight if he finds you smiling at him – and looking at him with that special twinkle in your eye – like when you were first dating. But if he comes home to find you scowling and grumpy – well – even if you were all dressed up with your hair fixed and makeup perfect – you just won’t be that attractive to him.
Proverbs 15:15 says “A cheerful heart has a continual feast.”
Proverbs 15:30 says “A cheerful look brings joy to the heart.”
And Proverbs 17:22 says “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.”
If money is tight and this financial recession has hit your home – you can make your house feel like there is a feast when you create a cheerful atmosphere. “A cheerful look brings joy!” If your husband is struggling and downcast your cheerfulness will be like good medicine to him.
Today start a new habit – of intentionally smiling at your husband – beam at him – regain that twinkle in your eye that you once had for him. Notice that he will be naturally drawn to you! If you were scrapbooking your dating years – there would be pictures of you smiling ear to ear all over the pages. Now if you scrapbooked pictures from this week – are you still smiling ear to ear? If not, it’s time! Joy in your marriage begins with a smile.
Courtney Joseph blogs over at Women Living Well. She has been married to her high school sweet heart for 12 ½ years, home schools her son and daughter and is a graduate of the Moody Bible Institute. Her passion to see women living well landed her on the Rachael Ray Show in November, 2009. Since then, she blogs regularly about marriage according to God’s word.



















