Divorce and Remarriage Archives

The opening of Tyler Ward’s latest post is one many couples can probably relate to.

I pray for my ex-husband. I pray for his relationship with our children. And I pray for my kids.

In order to make sure our marriages survive and thrive, here are some relationship killers every couple should be on the lookout for:

Movie has potential to be a fair conversation starter about adultery, revenge, forgiveness, restoration... IF you actually discuss it.

Many couples fight about the same things over and over again, eventually leading one or the other to consider separation.

To say adultery is an epidemic in our current culture is an understatement. And it doesn’t seem to be a respecter of position.

In addition to remorse and regret, effective, lasting recovery must also include accountability, support and treatment.

You would think after 28 years as a stepmom there wouldn’t be anything new to learn. Wrong.

There is help. There is healing. There is hope. There is a community. If you are ready, the next step is waiting.

Singles and marrieds alike tend to put false hope in a relationship that was never intended to fulfill them.

While God says he will give us our heart’s desire, he also tells us that we have to WAIT patiently for him to act.

As is often the case, one broken part of a marriage ripples out. James had been unfaithful twice in their twenty-five marriage.

You have experienced incredible pain. It is all right to feel sad, devastated even. But despondency does not last forever.

I know that there is no pain like the pain of a love-relationship ending. I’ve had it happen five times, three with the same man.

“My husband has left me,” she said, crying. “I don’t know what to do.” “Tell me what has happened,” I said.