Marriage

Not every marriage reflects God’s design. This article takes a careful look at lavender marriages—what they are, why they happen, and how Christians can speak truth into these hidden arrangements.

We first have to wake up to the ways our automatic responses are hurting us before being able to grow and change! Here are 10 things that wives should stop doing in their marriages.

A moment of pleasure can become a legacy of pain. Learn how Scripture offers both warning and a way of escape.

Your retirement years can be rich with purpose and adventure. Discover travel ideas that help you grow spiritually, together.

When we exercise our gratitude muscles regularly, it can rewire our brains to be more giving and loving to our spouses. But how do we cultivate an attitude of gratitude with our spouses?

How many times have you been upset about something, and you only wished your spouse would have responded to you with the words "I understand." I bet it would have kept you from going to bed angry.

What begins as innocent banter can quietly erode trust and wreck a covenant. This guide offers five Scriptural ways to keep your marriage safe and sacred.

For those of us who are believers in God, we utilize a biblical mindset to best handle the ebbs and flows of marital bliss. Wisdom, as expressed regularly through the Scriptures, must be adopted into one’s life and also one’s marriage.

The newborn stage changes everything—but your marriage doesn’t have to suffer. Here’s how to stay close when time, sleep, and energy are hard to find.

When distance creeps into a marriage, the enemy doesn’t rest. Learn how God’s design for intimacy protects and strengthens what He’s joined together.

If happiness is your primary expectation of marriage, you will most likely find yourself disillusioned and disappointed. Let's talk about God's view of marriage.

The Lord should be the priority in all Christian marriages. Marriage becomes holy matrimony when people focus on honoring God and serving the other person at the same time. A holy marriage can last a lifetime with God's grace and intentional action.

Break free from the grip of porn with practical steps that bring healing, hope, and lasting freedom through confession, prayer, and Christ-centered living.

In the midst of a marriage crisis, there is a very real temptation to focus on what is wrong, to be feel hopeless. But these 5 prayers will help you to refocus on the God who is able to bring hope and healing.

You love God, are committed to living for him, and have a strong marriage. You and your husband have good jobs and a home waiting to be filled. There is only one thing missing – children. You and your husband want children and have been praying that God bless you with a family. Time passes, and you watch as, one by one, women all around you excitedly announce they are expecting. You attend baby shower after baby shower and work hard to rejoice with those sweet friends who are rejoicing and celebrating their precious gift of a new family member.

Every healthy relationship requires a set of do's and don'ts, and marriage is no exception. Can two walk together unless they are in agreement? (Amos 3:3). Couples must stipulate the limits of the conduct they expect from each other. Boundaries express each partner's core values and encapsulate what they need to feel loved, secure, and respected. Boundaries are not meant to be restrictive.

If you are feeling distant from your spouse, this guide shows how to rebuild intimacy, one prayerful choice at a time.

A husband sees his wife for better and for worse, in sickness and in health. United with her, his commitment to lifting her heavenward daily has the potential to encourage and empower her in her life like no one else can.

I’m not a doctor or a counselor or an expert on grief or anything; I’m just a guy like you who tries not to cry when he thinks of his wife. I’d like to encourage you to remember these three things during the hard days ahead. First, you never have to stop grieving the loss of your wife. Second, God has not left you here by accident. Third, and perhaps best, joy and sorrow can coexist.

Your husband’s unhappiness may have nothing to do with you. But that doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do to support him.