Marriage Archives

Most of this passage in Ephesians addresses the role of the husband. I know much has been made in our society and in the church especially of the...

Did you know that 20 percent of divorces involve Facebook? As a former social media manager and avid Facebook user myself, I was not surprised by...

God's purpose for our marriage isn't to make us happy (although that can be an added benefit at times), but rather to join us together for His...

Our conversion changes everything in our lives! The Holy Spirit changes what we value, our purpose for living, and our motives, which affects our...

Let's face it; sometimes, you have to search around for some excitement in your relationship. In life, things do not just happen; they are made to...

Meeting one another’s needs doesn’t have to be a fight. In love, we count it a privilege.

What if prayerlessness as a couple in marriage is a ploy of the enemy to weaken and interfere with the benefits a husband and wife experience...

Marriage cultivates on holy ground, where two become one and both are coupled to Christ. At least, this is how our kind God designed it to be. But...

Every day we hear stories of marriages falling apart. These couples had the greatest intentions starting out, but life left their marriages broken....

When gone unchecked, unforgiveness can hinder our relationship with the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit will not work in a heart that's hardened....

Prayers for wanting the right relationships reflect a spiritual maturity that not only blesses you but, perhaps, generations to come because the...

Why is it that we can be inundated with sexual images in media and sexual innuendos in music and not bat an eye, but when the Creator of sex speaks...

Rather than viewing conflict as a hindrance to harmony, Christian couples are called to embrace it as a discipleship tool that shapes us into the...

We wanted so badly to be parents, but we were failing to be obedient to our own Father. We forgot to seek Him – first. He wasn’t our first plan; He...

When they begin to share, listen. Maintain eye contact. If they pause, give them time to reload or think through what they’re going to say next....