Building oneness in marriage is crucial when caring for others.
Marital Unity
The lack of regular sex is a significant barrier to emotional connectedness and intimacy for men.
Thoughts and attitudes are like the engine of a train and our emotions and behavior are like the caboose.
Your timeline for having kids is important. It is worthy of careful prayer, but not hypercare.
Do you and your spouse have different beliefs about starting your family – about when to get started or whether to have children at all?
God’s promises are solid and surprisingly applicable to military life.
Becoming one is something that takes effort and persistence.
Eight practical tips for keeping close to your spouse despite the fact you are miles apart
You might not feel like planning, but a little inconvenience now can save a lot of heartache later.
When we choose to live our married life according to the design God has for us, it can be amazing.
The number one reason for couples to develop a spending plan — a budget — is to reduce conflict in their marriage.
Inter-ethnic couples face key decisions early in the marriage that establish their foundation. By intentionally attending to these decisions, they leverage their differences as strengths.
The goodbye is over — good for you! You’ve made it through what was most likely the toughest moment of your time apart. The next thing you have to look forward to? The reunion! Here are some tips for making it from the moment after goodbye through the readjustment period with your health, sanity and …
Loving God is a great place to build a foundation for spiritual intimacy within a marriage.
Being ‘there’ for your spouse is what being married is really about. It takes time to get to know another person. If you’re not available, it can’t happen.
The union between a husband and wife is ultimately beautiful because it too stands as a picture of the union between Christ and the church.
The adjustment from being single to being married can create feelings of loss and anxiety. Here’s how to cope.
If you’re struggling with the challenges of togetherness, here’s help.
Christian couples have something to offer, even though we feel otherwise at times. We have our hearts, our time and the wisdom God has given us from life experiences. Going into a cocoon isn’t healthy for our marriage, our family or the body of Christ.
When you commit to a particular decision or path in life, it’s natural to wonder about the other paths you could’ve taken. This is especially true when the path you’ve chosen gets rocky. In marriage, it’s important to guard yourself against greener grass fantasies and temptations. Here’s how.