Marriage Archives

When we measure spiritual growth and development, especially in our marriages and families, one thing is for sure: “Unless the Lord builds the...

When we consciously decide who we want to be and what we want our lives to reflect, then all other choices become much easier to make. Tempted to...

Merely avoiding bad things doesn't make women good.

In a marriage, you would be hard pressed to imagine anything more damaging than your spouse being unfaithful. But being faithful is not only being...

We have endured some really hard things in 30 years. The death of a daughter. An armed invasion robbery in our home. Cancer. Yet we are happier...

Spouses in executive marriages tell me there is something substantially different about their marriage. When comparing the pressures of their...

The Newsweek article represents what may be the most direct journalistic attack on marriage in our times, presenting arguments that had to date...

Both husbands and wives need regular encouragement, but men and women tend to see encouragement differently. So what does encouragement look like...

In a nutshell, we're here on planet Earth to fulfill the greatest command: love God and love others. And to the extent that we achieve that goal...

In order to love one another with a godly love, we mere mortals need a little help. That is where the “Fruit of the Spirit” comes in...

Many couples walk down the aisle having never witnessed a healthy marriage between their own parents. While adult children of divorce face unique...

You know how it can go—a sharp word, a wince, a quick but perfectly aimed retort, and there you go—like a row of dominoes crashing down.

Why are we so consumed with trying to "find" ourselves? Is there really a piece of us missing out there that we must find? Cindi McMenamin, author...

I have a question/dilemma: How does a parent regulate a teen's phone, iTouch, laptop, and TV usage during the summer?

The Globe and Mail recently suggested that women who get married should say "I don't" to changing their name. Is this advice wise?