Marriage Update Archives

A guide to building lasting holiday traditions into married life. 

It may not make sense. The situation may seem impossible. The odds may be stacked against you. Trust God.

Jesus is the ultimate example of a compassionate heart. As the coming Bridegroom for His Bride, the Church, He shows us how to practice compassion...

When we are committed to being there for each other, offering words of kindness, wisdom, love, and encouragement, a strong sense of security grows...

Will my spouse and I still be married in heaven? What if I've been remarried--how will that work in heaven?

Many couples drift apart not because of one big failure, but because of five subtle, repeated mistakes. Here’s how to protect your marriage...

Gratitude isn't about hailing the action performed but celebrating the soul behind the deed that needs to know they're seen and treasured.

Holiday tension starts when silent expectations collide. This heartfelt guide helps you release control, communicate clearly, and build unity in...

The best gift you can give your spouse this year might be grace. Discover seven simple ways to extend kindness and keep your marriage strong...

Thanksgiving is coming, and that means traveling, dinners, family, friends, and Christmas shopping. It is easy to lose track of what’s going on and...

As we embrace this season of waiting for the coming of Christ, setting aside time to intentionally meditate on who Christ is and what he has done...

What causes physical connection in marriage to fade? You may be surprised by how everyday habits—like busyness, screens, or unspoken hurt—can...

Your primary emotional and relational commitment must be toward building and protecting your marriage, even during family gatherings. The challenge...

A marriage thrives when both the husband and wife love Christ more than anyone in life, including their spouse. And when they look to The Lord as...

Gratitude in marriage isn’t just about saying “thank you”—it’s a daily decision to love with your hands, your words, and your prayers. Here’s how...