Let’s Stop the Foolishness of Nagging!

My husband Paul and I were part of a small group for couples, which consisted of his siblings, their spouses, and another couple. We met on Sunday nights to discuss our relationships. Openness and honesty were encouraged. Spouses could share what they wanted their spouse to work on, then give report next week. You didn’t want to be the one whose report card said Incomplete or Needs Improvement! It was at these meetings that Paul revealed I was a nag. Me? A nag? No! At least, that’s what I thought. As the saying goes, perception is reality. I didn’t think I was a nag, but my husband sure thought so.


Fiona Arthurs
Fiona Arthurshttps://resources.churchleaders.com/
Fiona Arthurs is a wife and mother with a passion to see women fulfilled through discovering their identity and role as women of God. Her desire is to see marriages and family relationships restored in these days when families are under great attack. A renowned international speaker and teacher, Fiona brings a wealth of experience and a broad cultural perspective from which she is able to extract biblical principles for daily living. Fiona is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a wife to Paul, and the proud mother of three children. Fiona and her family live in the western suburbs of Chicago.

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