Marriage Archives

Love alone is not enough. A successful marriage requires honesty, trust and commitment. Teamwork, forgiveness, and strong faith in God.

The woman I share a bathroom sink with today is not the woman I married. And I’m glad.

When you give up, pick up the remote, or hide in your cave, it appears that what is important to her doesn’t matter to you.

One of the most common misconceptions about stepfamilies is that everyone will bond quickly and smoothly.

When we think about infidelity, our minds rush to a sexual affair. But there are many forms of unfaithfulness, including monetary.

Even in the Christian community, couples struggle with keeping their marriages strong, connected, and happy.

There can be such a stigma—a menacing shame—that comes with being a stepmom.

Be honest and humble in your communication and remember—he’s not your enemy!

Have you ever noticed yourself becoming irritated, only to be puzzled later as to why you were bothered?

When was the last time you and your wife laughed together? Hopefully the answer is today or yesterday, but if it’s been awhile, don’t lose hope.

We all long to be heard and understood. There is nothing quite like the sensation of having someone sit with us while we share our heart.

No matter why, when, or with whom we take the plunge, most of us are nowhere close to understanding what it really means to tie the lifetime knot...

It sounds easy enough. Sit back, consider what you need and ask for it. This is far more difficult than it sounds.

A smart stepmom learns what she can control, and sets boundaries and/or lets go of what she cannot.