Can a Christian marriage survive an affair? Mine did.

As I began to delve once again into God’s Word, I recognized three steps I should have taken when faced with the temptation.

Strange as it may seem, it was a relief when I realized my husband knew my secret.

Be on guard for your spouse … and yourself.

As I read through several articles about an MSNBC.com/iVillage survey “Lust, Love & Loyalty,” I was struck by the fact that I was reading a lot more about lust and love than I was about loyalty.

Our marriage was a mess, and we needed to break a lot of bad habits in how we related to each other.

Your affair may have ended in the past, but unless it’s dealt with, it will continue to impact the present and threaten the future.

I was so trapped in my sin that I didn’t know how to break free.

As we’ve moved through this new season of our lives, we’ve realized that God has something great planned for our future together.

When your kids leave the home, you are forced to consider your marriage relationship in a new light.

Comments from the I Still Do event show the power of getting away to get it together.

The blessings that took place in my life after tragedy gave me hope and reminded me that there was someone larger than this life who is in control.

Sometimes the futility of life strikes hard and we’re forced to look for the hidden treasures.

Learning to be content with enough.

Too many men over 55 think their best days are behind them. It’s time to resurrect the noble mantle of “patriarch.”

I learned more than rhythm while taking dancing lessons with my husband.