Heather Drabinsky is a Content Producer in the Marriage department at Focus on the Family.
Heather Drabinsky is a Content Producer in the Marriage department at Focus on the Family.
No one should feel unsafe. If you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship, here are some resources to help you take steps toward safety and freedom.
Keeping heartbreaking information from your spouse can cause even more pain. Here are several ways to deal with a past abortion in your marriage.
Here are some resources to help you navigate through the grief of coping with miscarriage and look hopeful to the future.
Love bears all things — it helps carry burdens even through hardship, believes the best even after shortcomings and rejoices in truth even following failure.
Before a married couple can truly love each other, they must know the definition of love. First Corinthians 13:4-5 emphasizes that love is patient and kind.
The next time you’re tempted to lash out when your spouse does something that upsets you, remember to love above all else.
The next time you see a personal weakness come up in your marriage, choose to surrender it to God and remember that the Lord is your strength.
Make sure your wife has no major responsibilities that deplete her time and energy on Mother’s Day. Give her space to breathe, relax and soak in her day.
For couples who were already wanting to separate before the pandemic lockdown, the temptation to divorce during the quarantine can be even stronger. Here is some practical advice for those who were considering divorce even before the quarantine.
When wedding plans suddenly change, heartbreak and disappointment can surface quickly. Here are four ways to process through the letdown.
How do you love your spouse if they have the coronavirus? Here are some spiritual and practical ways you could assist them during that situation.
Should you share a bed with your spouse or sleep separately? “Sleep divorce” is a growing issue among couples. But does it hurt the marriage?
