Marriage Update Archives

If you’re unsure what to do with your fragmented relationships, here are six prayers to pray.

We know that God’s creation of man and woman to be together in marriage is sacred. It takes a lot of work to have a successful marriage, and you...

Building intimacy requires time spent sharing the same space with open ears and having an open heart ready to connect. One tip for time together is...

Most wives do not desire big, extravagant gifts from their husband. Instead what most Christian wives desire are thoughtful gifts from the heart.

Is your marriage not as close as it once was? Even spiritually strong marriages can fall into quiet patterns that pull couples apart. Here’s how to...

Sometimes your husband needs some extra effort on your part to be enticed and drawn toward you.

Your wife is not "one of the guys" - and romance is important. Learn these tips and more from marriage expert Joe Beam.

Marriage is a great friendship, and the Bible has a lot to say about it, but much of what is written is taken out of context or overlooked in the...

If happiness is your primary expectation of marriage, you will most likely find yourself disillusioned and disappointed. Let's talk about God's...

Your spouse needs your presence. Here’s thoughtful, Spirit-led questions that can help you love each other through the valley of depression.

There are certain things about you that your husband finds irresistible. But most husbands would prefer to keep this list a secret.

Your inability to listen and make sense of your spouse's position on things might be the reason you're being shut out in the first place.

You might be surprised by what makes intimacy thrive in a Christian marriage. Learn why deep connection begins with prayer, humility, and choosing...

The drifting that occurs when we are not in perpetual union with Christ (Hebrews 2) has ripple effects like wandering from our role as wife,...

Marriage is a wonderful relationship experience. But to be married well requires more than most of us imagine when standing at the altar. We are...