Marriage Archives

Are there things you’d like to say to your mate but just don’t know the best time and way to say them, or whether you should say them at all?

Husbands, listen up: if you are using Proverbs 31 as a godliness checklist, you are misusing the passage and hurting your wife.

It’s too easy to drown our sorrows in our favorite TV show or numb our feelings on social media. In reality, we’re slowly disengaging from our...

If you are like most couples, you have not considered the power and importance of intentionality and focus.

I am often asked how to know if you’re ready to date or if it’s shortchanging the sovereignty of God by getting out there and trying something like...

I was fairly certain that my husband had just called me fat. And to make matters worse, he uttered this on Valentine’s Day.

Bullies are no less formidable as adults than they were when we were younger. By sheer force they can make our will bend to their demands.

Marriage doesn’t jibe well with many of the single habits brought to it. But we have to learn patience as those old habits are replaced with new.

We have expectations of our men that are too high for them to meet. That’s because we’re unintentionally expecting them to be more like women, than...

Could an attitude of acceptance help you determine how best to interact with your spouse?

Every couple needs a united understanding of how to relate to your loved ones, while keeping your own family your main priority.

Here are five of the lessons that have been both the most challenging and also life-giving in our relationship.

“He who is slow to anger is better than the mighty and he who controls his spirit than he who takes a city” (Proverbs 16:32).

Here are seven steps that could enhance the possibility of saving a marriage on the brink of divorce.

Fun is isn’t something you merely tack on to your relationship as an extra; it is integral to the health of your marriage.