The only real requirement Scripture gives for a marriage partner is that we be equally yoked.
Marriage
When we decide to place high value on our spouse, and then back that up with spoken words, it can do wonders for a relationship.
God calls us to a renewed life, but it still takes patience, sacrifice, discipline and compassion.
Divorced couples have revealed that money is one of the main reasons for their breakups.
Healthy conflict can actually be a pathway to deeper intimacy in your marriage.
How can you break free from the entrapment of erotica? Here are five steps.
What’s needed is a new, objective standard for what makes a good match, because there are some non-negotiables for choosing a mate.
“When two people always agree, one of them is unnecessary.‚”
Romantic regret can haunt some people for their entire lives.
As inter-ethnic marriages continue to increase, this trend holds tremendous promise for marriages that can transform differences into assets rather than succumb to them as liabilities.
Our mate needs to hear positive words that picture a special future in the same way that our children do.
Discover how God can transform your life and your marriage when you commit to going through recovery together with your spouse.
More than a cautionary tale, Adam and Eve’s story demonstrates God’s redemptive nature. Apply these same liberating truths as you build a pure marriage.
Cultivating romance and fostering spiritual growth with your beloved takes discipline and intentionality
What every man or woman owes his or her spouse is the willingness to stay committed, even if the other person fumbles the ball.
Discover five basic longings in a woman’s heart — and how the counterfeit fulfillment of those longings can be dangerous.
Though there is overlap, husbands and wives tend to take two unique paths toward intimacy. It’s important to understand where they lead and that sometimes we may have to force ourselves onto them.
When was the last time you and your spouse truly viewed yourselves as a team?
Our culture has embraced the absurd notion that there is just one person who can ‘complete us.’
Couples with thriving relationships make it their goal to function as a team, because the most important thing is how they work together, not what other people think.
