Readers Comment on Date Nights
In a recent Marriage Memo, “Reclaiming Date Night,” Suzanne Thomas wrote of her dismayRead More »
My FamilyLife: Connecting Through Your Smartphone
There’s no doubt about it—for many people, life seems to revolve around the smartphone. Read More »
The Marriages We Admire
Responses from readers show that the love you demonstrate for your spouse will be one of your greatest legacies.
Reader Responses: Marriages We Most Admire
Editor’s note, May 2015: In a recent FamilyLife contest, participants were asked, “What marriageRead More »
5 Things We Can Do to Build Up Marriage
The most important cultural question is not, “What are we going to do about same-sex marriage?” It’s, “What are we going to do about marriage?”
Married for 71 Years
Who doesn’t enjoy a good story? Especially a love story? As a writer forRead More »
My First Christmas Without Laurie
On July 8, 2009, my wife Laurie was diagnosed with breast cancer. Almost threeRead More »
An Extra Reason for Rejoicing
by Abraham Lara As Christmas day approaches many of you will be finishing last-minuteRead More »
A Final Gift to a Grieving Wife
In death as in life, my brother reflected Christ’s love and compassion.
Surprising Secrets of Highly Happy Marriages
Research shows that five little things separate great relationships from the rest.
Is Marriage All About You
In 2007 the Pew Research Center surveyed over 2,000 Americans for a study onRead More »
I Thought I Married the Wrong Person
My husband and I couldn’t stand one another.
‘I Prayed This Would Be the Miracle We Needed’
A testimony from I Still Do™.
‘Now We’re Committed to Spending the Rest of Our Lives Together’
A testimony from I Still Do™.
Watching God at Work
When I see God using us to change lives, it stokes my passion for families.
21 Things a Man Needs to Know About Marriage
In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.
7 More Things a Man Should Know About Marriage
In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.