Dr. David Archives

While listening to your mate’s day may seem trivial, every caring conversation, strung together like pearls, can add up to a meaningful...

I have often said, “There must be a breakdown for there to be a breakthrough.” Here are some additional strategies that must take place to have a...

“He wants to talk about one thing at a time. I like to bounce around. I’m always multi-tasking. I get back to the topic at some point.”

He argued that his unfaithfulness was wrong, but was now over. She argued that his past meant he would always be in danger and could not be...

Verbal abuse is verbal abuse, regardless of the perpetrator’s faith. Bad behavior is bad behavior, regardless of any specific aspect of their...

We have all been wounded in relationships at one time or another. Facing those wounds and healing from them is a critical step toward moving...

Did you ever have a parent who, when facing a problem, advised “Sleep on it. You’ll feel better in the morning.” It’s good advice. Taking time...

As we give thanks to God on Thanksgiving and celebrate Our Savior's birth at Christmas, many of us struggle with feeling thankful and Christ-like...

We, as Christians, cannot tolerate emotional abuse or we have become complicit in that very abuse.

Just because someone likes us does not mean they are a good fit for us. So, how should we respond when someone likes us?

It is critical to understand that living in a constant state of discontent leads to an unlimited number of both physical and emotional maladies.

We are often emotionally immature, though we only notice immaturity in others.

“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, when you face trials of many kinds, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance.”...

Safety is a requirement for a healthy relationship. What happens when you feel constantly unsafe in your marriage?

God’s will is not for me to pout, sulk and withdraw when my feelings are hurt. His will is for us to grow into healthy people like Christ.