Marriage Update Archives

Fixing a broken relationship is all about loving and giving from a heart filled with God’s compassionate presence.

You might be surprised to know, however, I don’t think the No. 1 threat to marriage is infidelity.

Depression is a whole-body problem. It affects our thoughts, actions, feelings, relationships and even our faith-walk.

It’s vital to maintain a loving connection in the midst of postpartum depression – and it’s possible to do so, with God’s help.

You can get married with the confidence if you invest time before getting married into asking wise questions.

In order to make sure our marriages survive and thrive, here are some relationship killers every couple should be on the lookout for:

There’s one thing that no one told me, a crucial key factor to surviving this journey that seemed so long, so endless and so dark.

You might think "I love you" are the three most important words to tell your spouse, but I would argue it's something else.

Men can sometimes be an enigma to their wives, but this pastor wants to clear up a few things about what makes them tick.

It’s the simple unintentional things, after awhile, that become huge offensive things that slowly undermine the security and health of a marriage.

Most wives say they want their husbands to be the leaders, but often they don't know when to back off and actually let them lead.

All of us have some situation in our lives we don’t like, but because of our codependency—our desire to please and keep the peace—we don’t say...

The Lord intended your marriage to be a source of joy, but for all too many couples, marriage has become a lifeless partnership

Nancy C. Anderson's marriage was almost lost to infidelity. Here, she discusses the progressive choices that lead to destruction.

To take control of the conflicts in your marriage, you must recognize your arguing habits and replace them with new patterns of relating.