Marriage is messy, but God uses our blemishes and imperfections. Relationship intimacy is the perfect test kitchen for God to mature us and change us into utensils He can use for His purposes.
God Uses Your Scuff Marks in Marriage
Family Focus Newsletter | June 2025
From heartbroken to hope because of you! After all the lies and arguments, Kevin and Olivia could barely look at each other when they checked in at the Hope Restored […]
Cooking Up Community: How Food Brings People Together
Author Laura Schupp and her husband, Thom, have been building community through hospitality for more than two decades. Laura hopes to pass along her skills and knowledge to her children.
Making Room for the Important Things in Your Marriage
Marriage requires making room for someone else in your life. To add this relationship to your life requires letting go of some of your other commitments and giving your spouse priority consideration.
Ron and Opal Erickson: From Disharmony to Beautiful Music
Even with their marriage on the brink of divorce, God softened Ron’s and Opal’s hearts, giving them a hope that shone brightly enough to lead them on a path to restoration.
Time To Bridge The Competitive Rift That Divides Moms
What would it look like if we loved other Moms, as Jesus loved us, instead of taking out a measuring stick?
Parenting: Take This Job And Love It
Five simple tips will help you thrive as a parent.
No More Enabling Your Adult Child In Looming Crisis
It’s not easy to stay strong when a crisis occurs.
Embrace Your Money Personality to Find Financial Unity
When the God-given money types work together in unity, not only can couples reach their financial goals, but they can also achieve a level of relationship health that transcends monetary value.
Coping With a Miscarriage or Stillbirth: Healing Your Broken Heart
When you lose a baby during pregnancy, not only do you have to accept the fact that you’re not going to bring your baby home, but you also have to deal with massive hormone shifts and unpredictable emotions that hit you like a wave you never saw coming.