Relationships

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  How to Connect with Your Spouse Spiritually Through Dates Connecting spiritually with your spouse can be challenging, with so many other pursuits vying for attention in your busy schedules. Whitney Hopler Jan 20, 2014
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  How to Love Others No Matter What In this fallen world where people can be difficult and situations stressful, it’s often challenging to love others. Whitney Hopler Jan 13, 2014
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  Intimacy by Design Intimacy between lovers happens magically and spontaneously in most romance movies, but what about in real world married life? Arlene Pellicane Dec 30, 2013
• I am My Beloved's and My Beloved is Mine God's design for oneness is marriage is nourished and protected when we cultivate an understanding of what it means to live and love in light of the verse "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine" April Motl Dec 16, 2013
• The Origin of Love “Love is what’s in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen.” Pam and Bill Farrel Dec 09, 2013
• How to Enjoy Your Marriage in the Midst of the Grind You can’t escape the grind of daily responsibilities in marriage. But you don’t have to let that grind wear down your relationship so that you don’t enjoy it. Whitney Hopler Dec 02, 2013
• To Have and To Hold a Great Wedding (And Marriage!) 3 Surefire Tips from Genesis Julie Barrier Nov 25, 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 18, 2013
• An Adoring Love An ingredient to a flourishing marriage that is so simple, it's easily overlooked... April Motl Nov 11, 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 04, 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 28, 2013
• Extending Yourself for Another’s Welfare Being loving extends ourselves, making us larger, kinder and more gracious than we were before. Dr. David B. Hawkins Oct 21, 2013