Marriage Archives

In our flesh, our focus is usually on ourselves, on our own desires, comforts, and fears. It's not surprising, then, that we look forward to Heaven...

Chances are that the disillusionment and loneliness you feel stem from both of you taking your relationship for granted. Be intentional about...

Marriage isn’t about never arguing—it’s about learning how to honor Christ when we do. Here are practical, biblical ways to turn conflict into...

Life’s cares can distract us from prioritizing our marriages. We must stay spiritually connected to fulfill this collective call and watch out for...

We are the church, so true believers always get married “in” the church no matter the location of the ceremony (assuming a Christian couple...

I can attest that when you respect your spouse and practice making your husband happy, he will turn around and pour that love right back onto you. ...

In a two-becoming-one type union, there are bound to be issues. But here are six signs that your marriage really needs to change.

Before your next hard conversation with your spouse, here are three wise, biblical ways to bring calm, clarity, and even a little joy back into...

Even a healthy relationship is like a country road, with its twists and turns and occasional dips. The key is how you respond to the challenges.

We can learn so much from Paul’s approach to resolving this tension in this new church and apply the lessons from this passage to help us better...

In this age of oversharing, it’s often confusing to know the best way to talk through relationship struggles.

Marriage is a beautiful gift and precious blessing that provides us with an endearing and unique type of love, bonding us together as one, but it...

God’s goal is that romantic love, with all its potential pain and degradation, should be an arena of enjoyment for his redeemed people.

It's been estimated that 40 percent of Christians engaged in sex before marriage––even though they knew it was in disobedience to God’s command.

Husbands, when you said ‘I Do’, you were committing to take care of your bride as your own body for the rest of your life.