Marriage Archives

“Our relationship just keeps rocking and reeling. It seems like we can’t get beyond one crisis before we’re into another.”

It may be physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual. Whatever the type of abuse, it eventually destroys the abused and the abuser.

So stop worrying about the arguments between you and your spouse and start making conflict work for you rather than against you.

Dinesh D'Souza, co-producer of ‘2016: Obama's America,’ spurs this question with his own personal controversy.

Part 2 in a series on how to handle conflict with love and wisdom.

"It is so hard to watch a child you love continue on a path of destruction. Why does someone stay in a destructive relationship?"

What does real leadership and love look like? Read more for a heartwarming story of a selfless husband.

It’s perfectly normal for children in a stepfamily to refuse to accept stepbrothers and stepsisters as their own siblings.

Skills like communication, kindness, and servanthood are just a few of the building blocks for a loving marriage.

‘For whatever is hidden is meant to be disclosed, and whatever is concealed is meant to be brought out into the open’ (Mark 4: 22).

Justin Buzzard encourages men to dream bigger and get a fresh vision for their marriages.

"Does counseling really help, or is it possible that counseling actually makes matters worse at times? We need something different."

What is a wife to do when she's in a difficult marriage with an unloving husband? Is "wives, respect your husbands" conditional?

When friendship fades, irritability comes. We find ourselves feeling a sense of sadness about the love that is covered with obligation.

What if your mate needs you to dance lightly around a certain topic? Could there be a way to address it without being blunt or hurtful?