The Woman You Miss Is Still There

In this short prophetic‑style exhortation, Blake Robert Templeton tells married men that the version of their wife they miss has not vanished; she has merely adapted to the environment the husband created. He urges them to stop blaming their spouse for distance and instead examine what stressors they have introduced into the marriage that have “killed the fire.” By removing those self‑inflicted triggers, restoring the “joy of the Lord” (citing Psalm 51:12), and bringing back the playful, adventurous spirit they once shared, the husband can rekindle romance. Templeton promises that the wife will return more radiant if the husband chooses to make these changes, emphasizing personal responsibility and the power of spiritual joy to revive marital intimacy.










