Marriage Update Archives

Focusing too much on marriage can distract you from Jesus’ greater call on your life: to learn how to wholeheartedly love God and other people.

By answering the following questions, you can quickly assess how you are doing in the marital satisfaction department.

After remarriage, half of couples struggle to find enough leisure time together. They are missing the fun-factor.

In marriage, we have many options before us: What will the tone of our marriage be? We will make room for each other's hobbies?

Married or single, we all, at one time or another, feel alone at heart. How can we sort through the myths and commit ourselves to God?

While it is OK to deal with my feelings, I must remember that it is not my children’s responsibility to know my every thought and sadness.

I pray that we are modeling for our children how important it is to nurture the marriage relationship, second only to God.

Storybook romances for the middle aged did not exist. Who was I kidding? God, help me remember why I’m still married to this man.

There’s an old line that goes, "It’s like saying you want to marry someone, but still date around." Who would think of marrying someone, and then...

Isn't marriage a lot like laundry and mowing the lawn? But only one gives an instant return while the other never seems to give a return at all.

Follow these steps and find a romantic partner if you’re single, keep love fresh if you’re married, or bring back love you’ve lost for your spouse.

Having a ghost from marriage (or childhood) past is not uncommon. It’s part of our nature to carry some bruises from the past.

Midlife by its very nature is a lot like dynamite: it is a powerful force for either great good or great harm

The difficulties of being a Step-mom are many. What's worth fighting for, and when is it OK to give in?

Up to 60 percent of divorces in the United States stem from “low-conflict” marriage...why?