What did you expect when you got married? What will your children expect? Colin Outerbridge discusses teaching children about real romantic relationships.
I didn’t sign up for this. FamilyLife President David Robbins & his wife Meg discuss how to deal when expectations in marriage fall short of reality.
In the midst of my pain and self-centered complaining, I exhausted my husband and saddened God.
Because God is faithful, powerful, and willing, you can be realistic and hopeful about your marriage at the very same time.
Most couples face common challenges in marriage. If you don’t discuss and resolve the differences between you and your spouse, you’re headed for rough marital waters.
On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson share from experience: the 3 biggest threats pulling couples apart—and practical ways to fight back for real oneness.
What does it take to have a vertical marriage? Dave and Ann Wilson share how not everyone agrees on the steps it takes to receive real healing.
Are unrealistic expectations killing your marriage? Today’s guests discuss replacing fantasies by creating a stronger, more fulfilling relationship.
Soon after the wedding, we learn marriage communication is less about how much we talk and more about what we talk about.
Ministry marriage can be complicated. Like money or sex or time, ministry can work in tandem with your relationship. Or against it.
More than any other factor—really—your spiritual compatibility will influence your future marriage.
It’s one thing when your home is filled with fighting. But if things are just okay? How do you work on your marriage when your spouse won’t?
Obviously, sexual stress negatively impacts a marriage. Blended-family marriages are no different, but the nature of the stressors is different.
Our marriage proves “opposites attract” to be true, but it doesn’t come easy. Thankfully, we’ve learned we also complement each other well.
It’s easy to think the effects of porn are minimal. But is porn bad? Here are six ways porn hurts your marriage.
Part of me can turn Grinchy over the holidays. And my husband, if I’m not careful, becomes my Roast Beast. Wondering how to stop fighting?
For a while, expressing our needs was helping our communication. Until the day those needs were clearly in conflict. That’s when I lost it.
