Relationships Archives

Besides dinner, bedtime with children or during church, how often do you and your wife pray together – just the two of you?

"Anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!”

Sam Ingrassia encourages spouses to pray through the word of God with each other to strengthen their marriage.

You have a deep down desire to be the best wife, the best lover, the best friend for life, that a husband could ever discover.

I believe there are seven words that, if applied to our marriages, have the power to revitalize our marriages tremendously.

I have seen great power in “sistering” to help one another learn to love our husband better, stronger and more faithfully.

If you're frustrated with your husband or just want to draw his heart closer to yours, I have a strategy that I've seen work over and over.

Connecting spiritually with your spouse can be challenging, with so many other pursuits vying for attention in your busy schedules.

In this fallen world where people can be difficult and situations stressful, it’s often challenging to love others.

Intimacy between lovers happens magically and spontaneously in most romance movies, but what about in real world married life?

We must cultivate an understanding of what it means to live in light of the verse "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine."

“Love is what’s in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen.”

You can’t escape the grind of daily responsibilities, but you don’t have to let that wear down your marriage past enjoyment.

3 Surefire Tips from Genesis

Your marriage can improve when you entrust it to God and start relating to your husband as God relates to you: with grace.