Marriage Update

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  Working Together Tearing Down Walls It is common for couples to agree that they want to rid their relationship of resentment, increase communication and learn to effectively manage conflict. But, it takes two! Dr. David B. Hawkins Dec 05, 2013
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  How to Handle Christmas when it's Hard Laura Petherbridge Nov 26, 2013
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  To Have and To Hold a Great Wedding (And Marriage!) 3 Surefire Tips from Genesis Julie Barrier Nov 26, 2013
• How to Rest in Grace While God Works in Your Marriage Your marriage can change for the better when you entrust it to God and start relating to your husband as God relates to you: with grace. Whitney Hopler Nov 22, 2013
• Honesty is Opportunity Our ability to approach the other person honestly, with love and grace, about any given situation will determine the depth of trust, or lack thereof, in our relationship Kristen Wetherell Nov 15, 2013
• An Adoring Love An ingredient to a flourishing marriage that is so simple, it's easily overlooked... April Motl Nov 15, 2013
• In Love? Take a Look in the Mirror First In our new book, The Before You Marry Book of Questions, we offer plenty of personal reflection and ample interactions for a couple to complete. Pam and Bill Farrel Nov 08, 2013
• I Did Not Marry My One True Love Love is a choice, marriage is hard, and there's no man or woman out there who can "complete" you. Kelly Givens Nov 08, 2013
• Pastors: Send a Different Message to Struggling Wives The message given is so often: more more more. Try harder. Cook more. Submit more. But maybe that's not the issue. Elisabeth Klein Nov 08, 2013
• Finding Healing after Sexual Abuse Dr. Roger shares advice for victims of sexual abuse. Dr. Roger Barrier Oct 30, 2013
• 5 Ways for Pastors to Encourage Their Wives Ever wondered how you know when someone needs encouragement? Here's a simple test. It works every time. Check and see if they have a pulse. Ken Whitten Oct 30, 2013
• 5 Steps to Becoming Marriage Material Marriage is hard. But here are some tips to prepare yourself... or improve your relationship with your spouse. John UpChurch Oct 30, 2013