Attitudes and the thoughts that form them are important, especially in marriage.
Marriage
When you and your spouse disagree, or get hurt, or become frustrated, or reach an impasse, the easiest thing to do is what you have always done!
Your timeline for having kids is important. It is worthy of careful prayer, but not hypercare.
Couples who arrive at a shared vision and a purposeful approach to starting a family are able to experience greater joy in their marriages and in their future roles as parents.
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.
“Why have kids?” That’s a question couples are increasingly prone to ask.
Here are ways to make infertility – the emotional roller coaster – a little easier.
When we marry, few of us picture spending extended amounts of time away from our mate. Then reality sets in.
You need to confront the what-ifs and how-tos before the separation to lessen the worry.
On this first day of a two-day broadcast, Gary and Mona Shriver share with Dr. Bill Maier and Dr. Julianna Slattery how they found healing and restoration after an affair, a journey chronicled in their book, Unfaithful: Rebuilding Trust After Infidelity.
On this second day of a two-day broadcast, Gary and Mona Shriver share with Dr. Bill Maier and Dr. Julianna Slattery how they found healing and restoration after an affair, a journey chronicled in their book, Unfaithful: Rebuilding Trust After Infidelity.
To assume that our ability to love another person has its source in our own hearts carries with it the potential to be embarrassing, painful, or dangerous.
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.
Dr. Bill Maier addresses the issue of premarital sex.
To yield to one another sexually in marriage is to step into God-created intimacy.
Is there anything wrong with having a close friend of the opposite sex after you’re married? While there may be no clear answer, there are compelling reasons to be cautious about opposite-sex friendships outside of your spouse’s company.
Marriages have tough times regardless of a spouse’s career choice.
‘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. …’
Spiritual intimacy between a husband and wife provides a safe covering.