As with everything in our lives, our ability to live in the fullness that God has for us has all to do with our focus.
Marriage Success
Emotional abuse within marriage is never God’s will. It is possible to break the cycle of abuse within your marriage and to experience God’s restoration.
What’s a hedge? And why would you want one in your marriage?
Commitment means making a choice to give up other choices.
Loving God is a great place to build a foundation for spiritual intimacy within a marriage.
A hedge is a protective investment that will help your relationship to flourish like never before.
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.
Building and protecting a strong relationship may sound a bit like getting a root canal. But is it really?
Selflessness is not a marriage strategy but a heart transformation in Christ.
The adjustment from being single to being married can create feelings of loss and anxiety. Here’s how to cope.
What can you do when you and your spouse don’t have the same level of spiritual maturity or interest?
Most couples, if they’re seeking to please God, do eventually find a church where both spouses are satisfied. You can, too.
Before you married, you saw shadows of irritating behaviors, but figured you’d get used to them over time. Well, you haven’t.
Sustaining the emotional excitement of romance can be difficult at best.
If you’re struggling with the challenges of togetherness, here’s help.
Now that the wedding’s over, your spouse seems different. Are you wondering what happened to the person you used to know?
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 the husband sees the spirit of his wife deflate, he should realize he’s stepping on her air hose and get off it.
Does the repartee between you and your spouse consist mainly of shrugs and one-syllable grunts? If so, your marriage-mobile may be heading for a blown gasket.
Maybe you’ve heard that a woman needs to be loved by her husband and a man needs to be respected by his wife. However, if you’re like the average man or woman, you’re thinking, “Sure, that all sounds great, but what does it mean?” Men often define love differently than their wives, while women often …