When we bump into imperfection — our own and our spouse’s — we often don’t handle it well. But we have two valuable tools available to us that most of us aren’t using often enough.
Grace and Acceptance in an Imperfect Marriage
The Benefits of Losing Control in Your Marriage
LeRoy and Kimberly Wagner have suggestions for husbands or wives who attempt to control their spouse. The cycle is fueled by three issues: pride, ingratitude and fear.
Coping With the Pain of a Miscarriage
From seeking support to grieving freely, here are some suggestions for dealing with the feelings of heartbreak and loss associated with a miscarriage.
Embracing Hope After a Miscarriage
We want to help you embrace hope as you do the hard work of grieving in the painful aftermath of miscarriage.
Handling Hurtful Comments and Clichés After a Miscarriage
Most people mean well, but it can still be difficult to make sense of some of the insensitive remarks women often hear in the aftermath of a miscarriage.
Ways to Help a Loved One Who’s Miscarried
Here are nine practical ideas for how to help when someone you love has experienced a miscarriage.
Teaching My Children the Sanctity of Life
Helping children understand that the sanctity of human life isn’t just about valuing people at the beginning and end of their lives – but also every day in between.
Marriage Notes: How do I truly forgive?
You might think you’ve forgiven your spouse, but true forgiveness comes with a sense of peace. And the ability to forgive others — and yourself — only comes from God.
Are You a Marshmallow Mom?
Marshmallow moms are sweet. Who doesn’t love sugar? But being overly soft and sweet in our parenting can be detrimental to our kids.
Big Wins In Spite Of Bad Calls
When Bo Mitchell’s dad struck out during the 1956 World Series, many people thought the umpire’s decision was wrong. Thirty-five years later, Bo was also on the receiving end of a bad call.