Pam and Bill Farrel

In this over-sexed and under-loved world, Christian couples are looking for the real deal, the secret to lasting love with a vibrant sex life.

Get your romantic juices flowing by trying one or all of these four fun dates to add a little spark to your marriage.

Sometimes even Christian engagements or serious dating relationships you thought were headed toward marriage need to end.

Often men feel their minds wander when they try to pray. Periodically, begin your time of prayer with the statement, “God, you go first today.”

Why do we long for intense, all-consuming love? It is because God designed us to give and receive love.

A dad who is never pleased with his kids and critical of everything they do will watch their loved ones diminish in motivation and accomplishments....

With a little bit of focus, enthusiasm, and creativity, in a short time, it is possible to renovate and revive your marriage.

There is a lot of talk about sex, but some of the conjectures are just plain wrong. Here are a few lies that couples believe about sex.

What do you want people to remember about your love story? Are you watching over the little things in your life?

Often shame and guilt keep us from reaching out to God—or anyone else—even when our marriages are about to hit rock bottom.

Countless selfless clergy couples run to the side of others in need to give God’s love. Here's how to love them in return!

Resolutions are rarely kept, but goals can be life changing. Goals are dreams with deadlines. So take some time to dream together!

Let’s toss out the glossy trappings of the magazines and follow God’s example of making sending love the core of the holiday.

Sometimes we joke that an argument is "a discussion that occurs when you're right, but your mate just hasn't realized it yet.”

It’s important to celebrate milestones in your child’s life. Here are some rite of passage ideas for your family to use!

How can you impress upon your family a loving Easter surprise?

I have seen great power in “sistering” to help one another learn to love our husband better, stronger and more faithfully.

If you are in a developing relationship, it is wise to take a quick inventory and see how ready you might be for marriage.