Marriage Update Archives

When our fall schedules stretch our marriages and spiritual lives, it’s time to take a closer look.

After being married for a number of years, I knew I had drifted far away from the wife I expected I’d be on the day I said, “I do.” Maybe you can...

What do we do if we find ourselves alone and lonely, longing for a “special someone” with whom we can share life?

What if it seems as though God hasn’t provided for your house payment? Did God not come through––or is it possible He has a better plan?

How do we go on with life if estrangement and brokenness is to forever be part of the picture?

Can biblical patriarchs provide ancient keys to successful relationships? You will find there is much to learn from their wisdom.

The Apostle Peter wrote husbands must give honor to their wives. They should treat them with understanding.

Nothing hurts like a failing marriage, and there is no loneliness as intense as living with a stranger who used to be your friend.

Christian couples should be able to talk about anything together, yet many couples still do not feel comfortable talking about their finances…...

What we do not promise and probably could not keep even if we did is to always be “in love” with our spouse.

Just like every other aspect of life, marriage should draw us closer to God and expand our view of Him.

The vows you take on your wedding day give a glimpse of Jesus’ infinite love to each of us who trust in him.

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

Integrity is required for a healthy marriage, not to mention healthy relationships in all aspects of our lives.

Bertha and I were both 76 years old when we married. I’m five months older than she. But don’t take that the wrong way. In no way are we old. We...