God has called husbands and wives to serve as unique vessels of His love for the other.
Biblical Marriage
After the Fall, the beautiful harmony within human relationships and, in fact, the entire creation, devolved into dissonance.
God calls us to a renewed life, but it still takes patience, sacrifice, discipline and compassion.
To love anyway is to love like God – and to learn about God’s love for us.
If you’ve tried understanding marriage through the world, there’s a better way.
Radical feminism and the crisis of male identity has impacted our families in a barrage of subtle attacks.
It is the covenantal commitment that enables married people to become people who love each other. Only with time do we really learn who the other person is and come to love the person for him- or herself.
A thriving marriage only works when both husband and wife leave home and cleave to each other. They must be prepared to do so in various ways.
True love, the kind of love that keeps a couple together for a lifetime, is not a feeling but an attitude. It says, “With the help of God, I’m going to do everything I can to enhance the life of my spouse.”
When we remember that God is always present, all the Scripture verses about how to treat each other take on an added importance. With His presence at the center of our relationships, we can transform our marriages.
Understanding how God made men and women different in marriage is one key to a great relationship. Here’s how to work with His design rather than against it.
Every person on earth has a deep desire to be loved. And as wonderful as love in marriage is, it will never be a fulfilling love unless it’s rooted in the unfailing love of God.
Revisionist gay theology questions 5000 years of Judeo-Christian teaching. How do Christians explain what the Bible says about homosexuality?
When reentering the dating scene after divorce, it must be according to God’s standards.
By prioritizing marriage ministry, churches can build resilient and vibrant congregations that reflect the transformative power of faith, commitment, and community. As we invest in the well-being of marriages, we nurture families and cultivate a flourishing church community as a beacon of hope and love.
There’s a reason traditional marriage vows have endured for centuries.
We’d be wise to listen to those who have been married for a long time. They have important information for us. These five lessons can help us build a strong foundation for a life-long marriage.
Only one man and one woman existed in the beginning. For that very obvious reason, divorce and remarriage were not options in the divine plan for man.
Is marriage an old-fashioned, outmoded institution? Is it merely a piece of paper, having no real impact on our lives?
Planning for “the day” or for a lifetime? Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley discuss the benefits of preparing for marriage and the beauty of God’s design for marriage.
