Once Vicki became a Christian, she began to pray that her husband would, too.
Although Vicki Rose had quit using cocaine, her husband continued to abuse.
Bill and Vicki Rose reflect back on the days of their courtship and the marital trouble, including drug abuse, that began as soon as the rings were on their fingers.
Two tips for battling the “illusion of permanence” in your marriage relationship.
Learning God’s principles for marriage the hard way.
The home may be the place where it’s most difficult to live out our faith—and also the most important.
Robyn McKelvy and her husband, Ray, tell you how to build up your husband through encouragement. Robyn explains that as your husband receives encouragement, it will give him the confidence and support to know he is valued.
Author and FamilyLife marriage conference speaker Robyn McKelvy, along with her husband, Ray, explain why being a wife is a whole lot like being a cheerleader.
Our modern notion of “falling in love” is based on feelings. And following your feelings can get you hurt.
In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.
In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.
In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.
You can do something about your husband’s twin fears. In fact, he will never get over them without you.
Couples quickly learn that adjustments are inevitable and necessary in the first years of marriage.
Best-selling author and pastor Stu Weber challenges men to be all that Christ calls them to be with the help of the Holy Spirit working in and through them.
Whether you’re six months or 60 years into your marriage, God can and will continue to teach you about how to become the man He wants you to be.
Here are some practical things I discovered during my first six months of marriage.
