Suggestions for being intentional about connecting with each other.

The loss of our first baby taught my husband and me some powerful spiritual lessons.

Suffering has certainly not been a stranger to the Rainey family.

Diana Green felt like she had a new husband after Floyd suffered a brain injury.

In the week after my wife’s death, I struggled with whether I should be grieving my loss or celebrating Muriel’s gain.

Choosing contentment over the desire to acquire.

Facing the trials and sufferings of life.

How do you explain the concept of marriage to a husband who doesn’t remember you and doesn’t even know what marriage is?

In today’s world of media bombardment, your marriage and family can suffer. Consider these tips for getting media intake under control.

In the end, it’s not a big deal if my husband does things differently than I would.

There are only so many things parents can do, so make sure you are choosing the right priorities.

How to deal with the differences that can rob a relationship of its peaceful, accepting love.

Caring for Joe’s mother was a challenging addition to the other pressures in our family.

Circumstances, events, and problems may not always appear to be “fair,” but they come from our loving Father. And He can be trusted.