Marriage Update Archives

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Marriage is a road full of hard choices, selflessness, and constant service. But it is a journey full of blessing, healing, and hope.

A reader struggles with Jesus' words: "whoever marries the divorced woman commits adultery." Read more in He Said, She Said.

I’ve spent a lot of time lately contemplating sexual purity. This takes on a whole new meaning now that I'm divorced.

We've all heard the stories of a meddling mother-in-law or a grumpy father-in-law. But is that the exception rather than the norm?

Men at midlife are asking a few key questions: Have I made my mark on the world? I want a deep relationship. Who will listen?

I thought during all those years that I was married that submission meant I had to do what I was told.

There’s no age qualifier for a husband suddenly being home. Could be a layoff, an illness, even retirement! But change is never easy.

Jesus' advice about meekness and mourning helps to heal the cycle of abuse.

How much time do husbands and wives need to set aside for one another?

I looked at the heap of bricks and mortar; I could do nothing. When I couldn’t pray, the Holy Spirit interceded for me.

As we sweep out the neglected corners of our lives, we’ll discover a new sparkle. Here are some ways to freshen up your marriage.

I want to be the kind of wife who doesn’t care what her husband does as long as he isn’t hurting himself, me, my kids, or anyone else.

You may have to fight through the pain of past memories, fear of vulnerability, and feelings of shame. But passion is worth it.

He spends too much time on the computer. He doesn’t talk to you. And he has no interest in changing. What do you do?