Marriage Update Archives

There was a day where our marriage was characterized by fighting, competing, comparing, and withholding. ... Fueled by distrust, false perceptions,...

I want to talk about the power of emotional resilience: the ability to accept life’s challenges and grow through them.

It is difficult to know what to say to someone in this most challenging situation. Do we rush in to offer advice, stand back, or ask the individual...

According to a 2008 University of Denver research study, the more fun married couples had together, the happier their marriages became.

Make praying together a priority in your day, and make sure to find a place where you can pray without interruption.

Can I change my spouse? Do the kids always have to come first? These answers and more to help you transform your marriage.

A man sent to counseling, without some element of internal motivation and absent significant input from his mate, will likely end poorly.

At this point in life, we are all probably better people than we were when we married the first time, in our youth.

Do you ever feel that your husband is tone deaf to your frequency? Maybe he hears a tone you weren’t aware of, or words you’re sure you didn’t say....

The enemy wants to keep you searching outside of your marriage for gratification and satisfaction. He will use weapons fashioned specifically for...

When you pray for your husband, you help bring about powerful change in his life, his relationship to God, and his marriage to you.

But how does marriage affect future generations, for better or for worse? How can we pass on a godly legacy to those who come after us? What is...

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...

Each day make a point to invite God into your marriage, ask for His help, and pray that you can be selfless.

Let’s be honest and agree that no one is regal all of the time. Instead of asking “Where did Prince Charming go?” try these three questions...