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Bill Arbuckle

Bill Arbuckle

Bill Arbuckle is the Special Projects Manager for the Marriage team at Focus on the Family.

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Marriage 911 – Dealing with Domestic Violence

Two-thirds of pastors see signs of domestic violence among attendees. Does your Marriage 911 team have a plan to help victims and families? Adopting a zero-tolerance policy and developing a list of contacts to agencies that can help are important steps to take.

A husband and wife wearing Santa hats and red sweaters share a warm moment, engaging in advent devotions for couples by the light of a Christmas tree.

Advent Devotionals — Readings for Couples

Focus on the Family invites you and your spouse to celebrate Advent. To pause from the hectic pace of the holiday season and remember those who waited for God’s promised Son, to hope in His Word and to rest in His love.

A family serves Thanksgiving dinner

How To Survive Thanksgiving Dinner With Family

Every family has its quirks. You can’t control your family, but you can control your responses to the things they say or do. The best time to think about how you’ll respond is before you leave home. What if you responded to those comments with grace?

How to stay thankful when the holiday falls apart. Senior man carving thanksgiving turkey for family dinner

How to Stay Thankful When the Holiday Falls Apart

It’s hard to be thankful when the holiday falls apart. This Thanksgiving, remember that God is working in you and never gives up on you.

How to Give Your Spouse a Gold-Medal Kind of Honor. A young, dark-haired man hugs his wife.

How to Give Your Spouse a Gold-Medal Kind of Honor

The Bible tells us to “outdo one another in showing honor.” What does that mean for you and your spouse?

Confused baffled wife and shocked frustrated husband looking at computer. He is trying to break free from what breaks his marriage.

How to Break Free from What’s Breaking Your Marriage

It’s time to break free from what’s breaking your marriage by letting go of the sins and behaviors that harm your relationship.