Relationships Archives

A good marriage doesn’t deteriorate overnight. It diminishes gradually. Here are the 5 most common reasons that this happens.

Often shame and guilt keep us from reaching out to God—or anyone else—even when our marriages are about to hit rock bottom.

Countless selfless clergy couples run to the side of others in need to give God’s love. Here's how to love them in return!

If you’re bored in your marriage, you don’t have to seek a way out. Rather, you can create a new marriage from within.

Admit it, you married because you believed your spouse would make you happier. But God intends marriage to make us holy.

There’s a reason that patience is first thing used to describe or define love. Without patience, you have no love.

Do you want your spouse to improve? To be better? Find rest in the struggle.

Having thought about your husband’s choice to be silent, you are ready to look at what you can do to improve communication.

No matter what your marriage has been like up to this point, it can be better from now on; God’s mercies are new every morning.

While it’s a significant accomplishment just to stay married, it’s even better to build a marriage that keeps growing over time.

Why not take the twelve days of Christmas this year to show your husband twelve ways you’re thankful for his love?

What an amazing time of year to not only reflect on God's great Love, but to allow it to motivate us in how we love others.

Let’s toss out the glossy trappings of the magazines and follow God’s example of making sending love the core of the holiday.

You need an access code for your marriage to work the way God designed. Otherwise, your relationship will be out of sync.

Leo Tolstoy once wrote, "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." What do you think?