Divorce often offers more problems than solutions.

Has your love for your spouse cooled a bit?

Today on the broadcast, Jerry Jenkins, novelist of the Left Behind series and author of the book, Hedges: Loving Your Marriage Enough to Protect It, talks with Dennis Rainey about the importance of husbands and wives planting hedges around their marriages in order to grow security and love.

If you're caring for an aging or ill loved one, you'll find encouragement in the lessons learned and lived by former seminary president Robertson McQuilkin, today's broadcast guest.

Many things have changed since former seminary president Robertson McQuilkin came home to care for his wife Muriel, who suffered from Alzheimer's.

When his wife's health deteriorated, seminary president Robertson McQuilkin came home to care for her.

Seminary president Robertson McQuilkin faced the toughest decision of his life .

All marriages have their struggles, but when a spouse becomes seriously ill, it can take a toll on the marriage.

When Charlie and Lucy vowed "'til death do us part," neither one imagined what God had in store for them.

Today on the broadcast, hear from brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the director and writer of the film Fireproof, a realistic drama about a fire fighter in the throes of a divorce.

Do you think of your marriage as having a sacred history?

Dr. Fred Lowery talks about the four essentials of marriage.

Dr. Fred Lowery talks about the importance of commitment.

Greg and Rhona Gunn talk about the value of developing a family vision.

Dennis Rainey honors Brian and Mel Birdwell for standing by their vows through trying times.

Dennis Rainey talks with 9/11 survivor Brian Birdwell and his wife, Mel.

Dennis Rainey talks with 9/11 survivor Brian Birdwell and his wife, Mel.

Dr. Gary Chapman talks about living and loving your mate in a covenant marriage.