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Up to 60 percent of divorces in the United States stem from “low-conflict” marriage...why?

Dear Roger, Is the Bible's teaching on husbands as the "head of the house" still relevant today?

I want to have the kind of marriage where my husband and I are so closely intertwined that people can’t tell the difference between his roots and my vines.

God expects us to keep our promises. Have eyes only for each other. Reassure your spouse and cherish the vows you made at the altar.

One year after my wife’s accident, her neurologist mentioned a shocking statistic: over 80% of marriages where a spouse has a head injury end in divorce.

In each circumstance, every interaction - we all can choose whether we are going to consider others’ feelings or win at all costs.

In reality beyond taxes and death there are no real 100% guarantees in this life. But there are some principles that, when applied, can make sure your marriage is moving in the direction of long-term, unbreakable commitment.

While there are many ways couples make ministering together flow seamlessly, there are some foundational elements we can observe and emulate, making it practical to our daily lives.

The good news is that your close relationships don’t have to be painful. If you’re willing to change destructive relationship patterns in your life, God will help you break free from them and enjoy healthy relationships.

The back cover asks, “What really matters in a relationship?” And that is just what Grylls seeks to discuss.

Julie and Mike had been married for twenty-four years when she sent me the email for my book, 52 Ways to Wow Your Husband: Put a Smile on His Face. She described her most creative wow date for her guy, a real ride down memory lane...

"… and I loved deeper, and I spoke sweeter, and I gave forgiveness I’d been denying…" Tim McGraw's lyrics don't just apply to how we die, but how we date our spouses.

Since we began writing this column, my mom and I have covered almost every topic pertaining to marriage––from housework to kids to romance. However, one subject has remained taboo: sex.

A closer look at the special lives of military families

How my husband loved me like Jesus

I’ve become aware that it is not always possible to “understand” your spouse; sometimes we can only “adjust, adapt and appreciate.”

Do you ever wish your husband would just talk more? Here's how to find out what he may already be saying.

Often the person who is the most controlling is the one who feels the most controlled.

Gentlemen, asking your bride’s opinion early is always better than having her second-guess you after the decision has been made.