Consider using three biblical, anger management techniques to connect with your kids and nurture young hearts.
Mommy-Anger Management
What I’ve Learned Raising a Daughter With Special Medical Needs
As the mother of daughter born with a serious medical condition, Missy Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” understands parents who feel that the special needs of their children can sometimes be overwhelming.
4 Powerful Ways to Love Your Teens and Help Them Like You Back (Maybe)
Invest in your relationship, not only to keep you from regret, but to also give your teens a solid footing for their lives ahead
A Marriage Beyond Hope?
An ill child, a bankruptcy and a parent’s death put pressure on Erik and Kelley Shamblin’s marriage. An affair made things worse. With the help of intensive counseling, the couple is making it.
Three Ways to Nurture the Marriage You Want
Marriage should be an intimate relationship that lasts a lifetime and grows stronger over the years. That’s the kind of love for which the human heart longs. Every human heart — yours and your spouse’s.
When Your Spouse Still Mourns What Can No Longer Be
When a marriage ends, it’s normal to mourn the loss of what can no longer be. Those times of grieving are a part of the healing process, and they offer opportunities to show love to your new spouse.
The Most Romantic Gift
True romance is more about being captivated by your spouse than buying flowers or chocolate. And captivation is all about curiosity and interest — being allured by your spouse.
Spring Break Activities for Families
Are you and your family looking for activities to do with the children when they’re out of school for spring break? Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Faith Conversations: The Highest Virtues
Scripture indicates that one virtue — love — has supreme value above all other virtues. But when you don’t feel particularly loving, you don’t have to try to muster romantic feelings for your spouse.
In the Shadow of Infertility
Every aspect of infertility can be a marital, spiritual and ethical challenge. What can a husband do to keep his marriage going during a season of infertility?