Marriage Update Archives

The opening of Tyler Ward’s latest post is one many couples can probably relate to.

I pray for my ex-husband. I pray for his relationship with our children. And I pray for my kids.

Skip the tie. Ditch the aftershave. Dump the golf tees. What Dad really would like is a softer, gentler, kinder, move loving wife.

For Father’s Day, plan a “Yes, Dear” date. Create a “Yes!” atmosphere by doing a few things you might normally say no to.

The woman I share a bathroom sink with today is not the woman I married. And I’m glad.

Caring for a spouse is the most stressful kind of caregiving there is, but God can heal and bless in the midst of pain.

Why do cheaters cheat? Ultimately it comes down to pride. That, and they start believing their own lies.

Everyone has a guilty pleasure, that little vice we like to indulge in our day-to-day lives. For most men, it’s a woman.

In roughly one-quarter of married U.S. couples, the wife earns more than her husband, up from just 6 percent in 1960.

Wives want quality time, help around the house, leadership, and affection. That’s what the article I read listed, anyway.

“People tell me I should divorce her. Forget her. Find someone else. But she wants to make our marriage work."

Fact of the matter is, even small changes can create positive changes. You will have to trust me and trust the process.

Married stand-up comedy team Amy Barnes & Jerry Miner with their spin on real communication in a marriage.

Power struggles happen in marriages where spouses are in pain from negative childhood experiences, such as bullying.

Many couples mistakenly think that their brief money talks while getting to know each other will prepare them for marriage.