Marriage

Leadership of your family is an enormous responsibility for your husband, and he needs your support. Here is how you can partner with your husband and encourage him, even when he lets you down.

Influenced by the marriage of his own parents––or the lack thereof––your husband has gathered together ideas of what marriage should be like.

You will go through difficulties; times when you aren't as enchanted with each other as you used to be, and times when things are going really well. This is the natural ebb and flow of life. No one's marriage is perfect. However, it's when you can't get back to a place of connecting with each other that there is a problem. But how do you know when it's too late to save your marriage?

I personally love when my husband comes straight to me and gives me a big hug right when he gets home. It reminds me that he is on my team and that I matter to him. Make sure to never leave the house without first stopping for an embrace.

In many of our worlds, it’s Mom Knows Best – and there’s not always a whole lot of room for Dad.

Is your marriage missing the peace you long for? These four Scripture-based habits can transform your conversations and strengthen your bond.

If you cannot resolve an issue before bed, accept that you may go to bed angry. Try to find a semblance of agreement that, yes, we’re still upset, but yes, we still love each other. Agree it needs to be worked on, but time is not being friendly, and sleep must come first. Whatever you do, do not sweep these issues under the rug. Resolve them. Make a point to resolve them, even if it means twenty-four hours later.

Praising God and praying His will for your spouse is guaranteed to be your most rewarding work as his wife. With these five powerful prayers, you will be arming your marriage with God’s Word and investing in his role as your spiritual leader.

This Father's Day, go beyond the usual gifts. Discover nine heartfelt actions that will make your husband feel deeply appreciated and cherished.

Wedding planning is stressful. Take a deep breath, try not to stress, and remember that God is with you in the planning stages, on your wedding day, and through your life in marital bliss. When you meet your spouse at the altar on your wedding day, it will all be worth it.

As an in-law, do not hold the married members of your family hostage. Set them free to make their own decisions.

If you’re navigating retirement as a married couple, here is how to protect your peace and pursue God together in this new season.

Celebrating your husband doesn't have to be extravagant. The truth is, a few affirming words can go far.

As two people get to know each other intimately, as in a marriage relationship, these nonverbal cues become easier to spot. Even if a person is saying they're not angry or that they have forgiven, non-verbal cues may say otherwise. Negative comments can go from a simple statement of fact to assassinating someone's character.

We avoid emotional abuse by following the Lord Jesus Christ’s example and adhering to his principles of love, kindness, and compassion.

If you're experiencing an unhappy marriage, here are 8 things to remember from the Bible. May the Word of God help you to solve your marital issues.

What does my husband really need from me? What if he does not express any needs? Believe it or not, our hunkier halves have needs too. Here are 10 things a husband needs but doesn’t know how to ask for.

God designed your marriage for more than bills and schedules. Break out of the roommate rut with practical, biblical help that brings warmth and intimacy back.

If your summer is packed with kids, travel, and chaos, you're not alone—but your marriage doesn't have to take a backseat. These heartfelt ideas can help you laugh, flirt, and reconnect before the season slips away.

Marriage isn’t about finding the perfect person—it’s about letting God work through two imperfect people.