Often, people do nothing because they fear they might do the wrong thing – but doing nothing is DEFINITELY the wrong thing.

You were once enamored with how your husband or wife is different from you. Today it’s easier to call those differences “annoying.”

The love to which Paul calls husbands in Ephesians 5 is not a manipulative kind of love. It’s a sacrificial, respectful love.

What does the Bible teach about divorce and remarriage?

Intimacy, when you’re married, is about sharing something with your spouse that you don’t share with anybody else.

Unrealistic expectations cause incredible stress in a marriage. Take this advice to pursue contentment and peace in your marriage.

Some believe that the children will be better off if the parent is happy, even if they suffer for a while because of their parents’ divorce.

Christians have always seen marriage as a covenant with God as a party to it. But the values of the marketplace, applied to marriage, teach a totally different message: that is, that we are entitled to a good “return on our investment.”

Every little girl wants to be swept off her feet by a prince upon his stead. Likewise, most boys at some point decide that dashing in on a white horse to rescue a woman sounds adventurous and noble. Looking at the divorce rates begs the question: What has gone so desperately wrong?

“I hear people saying that you can’t change anyone but you… It’s either put up with a crummy situation or leave, right?”

With Mother’s Day in sight, you want to do something to honor your wife for all her hard work, right?

Very few Christians have developed a Bible-based theology of sex. Fewer still live out that theology of sex. Instead, much of what we believe has been imported from outside the Bible and carries messages antithetical to God’s desire for the sexual relationship.

Many couples fight about the same things over and over again, eventually leading one or the other to consider separation. But there is a better way!