Marriage Archives

It takes intentionally cultivating a safe, generous relationship to be a marriage that is reflective of the Gospel and God’s love. But how...

Especially in light of modern culture, sex as God intended it has been buried beneath distorted Hollywood imagery and hyper-sexualized media. It’s...

But before waves of hormones and attraction and opposing viewpoints from the world and peer pressure and curiosity and natural desires crash in, we...

Hear from author and speaker Rhonda Stoppe as she shares God's calling on her life and how she followed it! Now known as the "No Regrets Woman," be...

It's an act of intimacy that, if handled honorably and with self-sacrificial love, will bring you both even closer together. At which point, who...

For many women — and men — sexual connection is dependent upon emotional connection...

Author, speaker, and long-time Crosswalk contributor talks about her book, The Marriage Mentor, which she wrote with her husband, Steve. Learn...

And while a man's biceps, stature, blue eyes, tattoos, and quick wit (okay, I'm going on a tangent about my husband...) might initially catch your...

The years tend to take their toll on us physically, emotionally and can even impact the issue of being attracted to, and by, our mate.

Like any healthy relationship, maintaining a happy marriage takes commitment and attention to detail. Scripture tells us that “Love is patient,...

We have all had rough days where nothing goes right. They are a part of life. We can bring joy to our spouses when they aren't feeling very joyful....

Marriage is an amazing gift from God. Yet often, the greatest gifts aren’t always cherished the way they should be. Here are 10 lies the world may...

One of the reasons we are so reluctant to forgive is because we have a false perception of what forgiveness actually is. We often tell ourselves...

 God is the author of marriages, and He expects to see growth and improvement over time. A mundane marriage grieves His heart because it does...

Intimacy—“into me see”-- requires safety and vulnerability, but to be vulnerable means you must trust the other person. You must know them and base...