Author Sean McDowell offers ideas talk about porn, sex, and LGBTQ issues with those we care about in a sexually broken world.
When is it okay to have sex? Author Sean McDowell gives the critical need-to-know about when to have sex—and avoid destruction and regret.
Conversations with external processors can feel like a firehose to the face. A few tips on how to converse well.
It’s easy to think the effects of porn are minimal. But is porn bad? Here are six ways porn hurts your marriage.
What does love look like? Author Sean McDowell looks at the difference between real love, sex, and our craving to be known.
Everyone doesn’t love Valentine’s Day. Singles and marrieds alike feel isolated and alone. Ron Deal, LPC, helps you cope with profound loneliness.
When sex becomes infrequent, it’s natural to search for ways to spice things up in the bedroom. Yet three areas are often overlooked.
If you’re dreaming of a healthy marriage, start with healthy habits. Here are seven to consider establishing for a stronger relationship.
Here’s a fun fact for you. In the early years of a blended family the level of stress is typically very high.
Wondering how to be a better lover? Hosts Dave and Ann Wilson explain ways they were getting it all wrong–and their “aha’s” about great married sex.
Here’s a not so secret quality of strong families. They have fun together.
If sex is supposed to be natural, why’s it so — complicated? Hosts Dave and Ann Wilson share some of the need-to-know about sex that no one’s talking about.
Wishing for an exit strategy–or just some soul care–in the wear and worry of motherhood? Author Maggie Combs offers strategies when you’re feeling starved.
Has motherhood left you lonely? Author Maggie Combs offers solutions when you long for relationship—and long to be known.
When you get stuck thinking romance is all roses and bubble baths, it starts feeling like something you’ll never achieve.
Suffocating under the weight of mom guilt? Author Maggie Combs gives her true confessions of motherhood and the “rules” moms struggle beneath — and how to seize their freedom.
If you take your spouse for granted, much hurt and relational brokenness will ensue. If you take God for granted, you open a door for sin to consume your life. Doyle Roth and Judy Starr tell their stories and their hard-learned lessons.
Wonder what submission is (and isn’t)? Clinical psychologist, author, and speaker Dr. Juli Slattery discusses how women can walk with men as partners in marriage.
