Marriage

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  5 Ways to Soothe Conflict in Marriage “He who is slow to anger is better than the mighty and he who controls his spirit than he who takes a city.” Proverbs 16:32 Jay Lowder Jan 06, 2016
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  7 Steps to Fix a Broken Marriage on Brink of Divorce Dr. David B. Hawkins Jan 05, 2016
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  How to Embrace Fun in Your Marriage Right Now Fun is isn’t something you merely tack on to your relationship as an extra; it is integral to the health of your marriage. Steve Arterburn Jan 04, 2016
• What I've Learned After 25 Years of Marriage Do you need some encouragement to keep your "til death do us part" commitment? Cindi McMenamin shares some wise tidbits. Cindi McMenamin Dec 23, 2015
• Why 'Mind Your Own Business' is Actually Good Advice I remember either siblings saying to me, “Mind your own business.” At the time I took offense to the demand, but I now consider to have been good advice. Dr. David B. Hawkins Dec 22, 2015
• 5 Thoughtful Gifts Your Spouse Will Love It doesn't require a huge wad of cash to make a big impression on your spouse this Christmas. It just takes a little thought. Arlene Pellicane Dec 16, 2015
• 6 Ways to Avoid Family Christmas Chaos The Christmas holiday brings with it not only hope, but significant stress. While we all believe we should be filled with glad tidings, this is often not the case. Dr. David B. Hawkins Dec 15, 2015
• 4 Money Management Tips for Remarriage Many couples mistakenly think that their brief money talks while getting to know each other will prepare them for marriage. Deborah Nayrocker, M.Ed. Dec 11, 2015
• 5 Ways to Bring Calm into Your Relationship When I reflect on Jesus’ ministry, he was almost always calm. Not only was he calm, but he promoted calmness. Dr. David B. Hawkins Dec 08, 2015
• What is One Crucial Thing Your Marriage Needs to Lose? There’s a reason that patience is first thing used to describe or define love. Without patience, you have no love. Brent Rinehart Dec 07, 2015
• 5 Ways Your Job is Killing Your Marriage The average American worker clocking in 40 hours a week from age 20-65 will spend 90,360 hours working in a lifetime. How can you be both successful at work and at home? Arlene Pellicane Nov 23, 2015
• 5 Ways to Face Your Relationship Issues with Honesty We must honestly face our issues. We must know the hidden character traits that continue to trip us up. Dr. David B. Hawkins Nov 17, 2015