Why is it that some men can initiate great tasks and conquer overwhelming obstacles at work and remain so passive in relationships or in leading at home?

Whatever you mean by the statement, it doesn’t cut it with husbands in the truth department.

It’s the underside of marriage, the reality of living with someone day in and day out in a fallen world. We need to see ourselves as we really are.

Even after more than 40 years together, our need to forgive each other is as fresh as it was on our wedding day.

I believe a negative attitude about sex wages war against Christian marriages.

Eighty-one years ago, John and Ann Betar were told their marriage wouldn’t last.

There’s no doubt about it—for many people, life seems to revolve around the smartphone. Read More »

In a recent Marriage Memo, “Reclaiming Date Night,” Suzanne Thomas wrote of her dismayRead More »

After Dennis Rainey’s June 10 Marriage Memo, “Establishing the ‘New Normal’ in Your Marriage,”Read More »

My opinion was that most Christians had two brains.

My husband knew me—dark and light—and he loved me anyway.

Bitterness often costs us more than forgiving would, even if forgiving doesn’t seem fair.

Three steps for experiencing healing and growing in maturity.

The bedroom should be a place where love and romance are cultivated, encouraged, and celebrated. And yet it is often treated as a storeroom for clutter.

Your sexual relationship can be an oasis for the two of you in marriage. These ideas can help relief from routine and a refuge from stress.

For romance to deepen, here is a truth that should be emblazoned on the heart of every husband.