This evaluation is designed to evaluate your strengths and weaknesses in your marriage relationship and to

spot problem areas so that you may work on correcting them. It will be most beneficial if both husband and wife take it separately and then sit down and discuss

your respective evaluations. This will help you rate your marriage and open some communication issues you might be having. Your GracePoint family is cheering

you on and praying for you as a couple!

HOW’S YOUR MARRIAGE GOING?

ACTIONS STEPS:

1. Start dating again! This can’t be overrated. We have a ton of dating ideas listed on our website at FIXINGUS.TV.

2. Begin to pray and read your Bible together as a couple. Start with Psalms, Proverbs or one of the New Testament books.

3. As a couple, it would be huge if you were able to take these results to a Christian counselor who can help guide you to a healthy marriage that will honor God. We can help you find an awesome counselor. Stop by the Green Room any Sunday!

Everything is going great in our marriage!

Guess who’s sleeping on the couch tonight?

1. Your marriage honors God by modeling the love of Christ.

2. Your marriage embraces Biblical teaching about Christian marriage.

3. In your marriage, you challenge each other to grow in each other’s relationship with Christ by attending worship, praying together and reading Scripture together.

4. Your marriage demonstrates sacrificial love to one another in intentional ways.

5. I seek forgiveness to resolve wrong actions and attitudes.

6. We resolve conflicts peacefully, rather than ignoring them or feuding.

7. We practice encouragement to help each other change.

8. I choose to control my tongue from hurtful words.

9. In your marriage, you choose to control your tongue from hurtful words.

10. In your marriage, you allow room for expressing opinions, ideas, plans, aspirations, fears, feelings, likes, dislikes, problems, joys, frustrations, annoyances with your spouse.

11. You learn about each other through taking time to listen to each other.

12. Each of you pursue “common interests” and also choose to participate in each other’s “own interests” to build a stronger relationship.

13. You both pursue regular sexual intimacy as a means to greater

unity.

14. You refuse to let your anger become physical.

15. You prioritize your marriage over your children’s schedules and desires.