Every good mentor — or mentor couple — should have these three qualities.
Mentoring
Maybe you’ve heard about mentoring but don’t really know what it is. Let’s clear up five of the most common misconceptions.
The Bible exhorts married couples to come alongside others to help them in their relationships. Here are some tips to help you mentor younger couples.
Finding a mentor couple willing to counsel you and your spouse takes time and effort. Here are some practices you might find helpful.
How do you counsel someone against living together before marriage — a decision counter to God’s Word? The first step is to seek knowledge.
The church is ready. Your mentor team is trained. And you’ve just had a couple request a Marriage 911 mentor. Now what?
Married couples can walk into moments of crisis — such as when a person isn’t sure what to do with an unplanned pregnancy — and shine the light of God’s hope into the darkness.
The topics of spiritual leadership and spiritual intimacy are a common source of conflict in marriage. What advice should a mentor offer?
Praying for a friend’s marriage doesn’t require eloquence, but it does guard that marriage against the demonic forces trying to dismember it.
When one spouse wants to pursue their dream, but the other disagrees, what can they do? You can help them find a win-win solution.
When a husband says, “My wife constantly criticizes me,” what do you do? Help him deal with the issue using these tips.
Many spouses are too busy to connect with each other. Here’s how you can help a couple dealing with this common marriage problem.
If a wife or husband feels neglected by their spouse or out of touch with them and tells you about it, how can you help? Use this guide.
Loving an addict isn’t easy. If the spouse of an addict shares their dilemma with you, what’s the best way to help?
Does someone you know wonder if they have a controlling spouse? Help them sort through their concerns by looking at characteristics of a controlling spouse and a caring spouse.
We all have blind spots in our parenting. To help see them, God might send a mentor to help coach you as a mom or dad. John and Danny share about the ways a mentor can benefit your parenting. Featuring Rhonda Stoppe.
No marriage is perfect. Sometimes, the marital struggles you’ve had to overcome make your help all the more valuable.
And what couples can learn from each other to win in their own relationships
We need the encouragement of friends and family — not just when a marriage begins, but to keep it from ending. Our loved ones can make the difference between relationship life and death.
God created us to be in relationship — with Him and with others. This is why we need to be intentional about regularly connecting with other like-minded couples. We need a strong community surrounding us.
