Early in our marriage, these simple principles changed our hearts and transformed our relationship.

A few small actions carry surprising power in building a lasting relationship.

It was one of the biggest conflicts of our marriage. And as I sat there full of anger and self-righteousness, I knew that I hadn’t handled it correctly.

No matter where your marriage is, it can always become stronger. Here are some ideas for those who want to shake things up a bit.

Three communication tips based on wisdom gained from years (and years) of trial and error.

Getting to the heart of your communication struggles.

Even simple acts of support can give your spouse the boost he or she needs during a busy work week.

You can’t avoid the tough conversations in marriage, but you can conduct them in a way that will ultimately bring you closer to your spouse.

A list to keep you talking with your spouse for a whole month.

Using word pictures was the key to communication in our marriage.

One of the greatest challenges of marriage is how you speak to your spouse.

These gentle reminders will help jog your memory on why you need your spouse.

Just a five-second look helped connect my mom and dad during a frenzy of activity.

When did you last have time to talk about the important things of life?

True partnerships are cemented by couples who frequently and specifically verbalize their need of one another.

Recognizing what is your responsibility and what you need to leave in God’s hands.

Intentional sharing and meaningful time together are too important to the health of your marriage to be neglected.

Ten Bible verses to help family communication.

Two tips for battling the “illusion of permanence” in your marriage relationship.

All of us have unattainable mental images of our roles in life, but there is a way to live free from their terror.

This small exercise will keep your marriage sharp.

Technology is evolving so quickly that many of us are barely aware of how our changing behavior threatens our most important relationships.

For 40 days we challenged ourselves to draw closer to each other and to God.

Communication struggles need to be identified before they can be repaired.

Open communication is essential to the life of a marriage relationship.

Even when it stings, I’m thankful for a husband who is straightforward.