Honor isn’t based on behavior or subject to emotion. You grant your spouse value whether they want it or deserve it. Honor is a decision you make and a gift you give. This is exactly what the apostle Paul encouraged the early Christians to do when he wrote, “Be devoted to one another in brotherly …
Marriage Success
Through small acts of service, we grow closer as a couple, get to know our church family better and enjoy being used by God to touch others’ lives.
Hurting people need Christians in their community to reach out and demonstrate the love of Christ.
Marriage is a lot like royalty. A wife wants to be first in the heart of her prince. A husband wants to be the hero that his princess admires and respects.
When couples choose to unselfishly serve others together, they experience peace, contentment and a deeper bond that strengthens their marriage.
When a man enters into a covenant relationship with his bride, he commits to the responsibilities of loving, honoring and cherishing her.
“Why have kids?” That’s a question couples are increasingly prone to ask.
Your timeline for having kids is important. It is worthy of careful prayer, but not hypercare.
Yes, having children will change your marriage, but you can trust that God designed your marriage to grow and deepen through that change.
Cross-cultural marriage mentoring offers an attractive framework for racial and marital harmony by dispelling false assumptions and demonstrating how to constructively work through differences.
Busyness is the enemy of marriage. Restoring intimacy to marriage requires an intentional effort to spend time communicating openly and empathically with one another.
While humility is not often praised in society today, it is a characteristic that Christ displayed at every turn. Marriage offers the perfect testing grounds for humility.
Upon returning home from deployment, it’s typical for service members to feel out of sorts.
Human beings have an innate desire to connect, to experience dynamic relationships with one another.
When couples compromise on obedience to God, their marriages drift towards mediocrity. Abundant marriage, however, is within reach when attending to five key areas.
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 …
‘I’m not ashamed of my experiences because I know … I’ll be able to use what I’ve been through to help and bless another. …’
God’s promises are solid and surprisingly applicable to military life.
God has made provisions for you to withstand negative influences on your marriage.
If you really want your spouse to see Jesus in you, you have to genuinely put into practice an attitude of becoming more like Christ in everything you do.