4 Ways To Discover Yourself After Marriage

Wondering who you after a major life change is normal. Circumstances change us. But how do you discover yourself after marriage?

While your parents may have dreaded talking to you about sex, you get to change the narrative. Because talking to your kids about sex is not just talking to them about sex.

Friendsgiving Ideas for a More Connected Thanksgiving After a season of disconnection, we’re feeling theRead More »

Perfect for churches, groups, couples, and individuals, this 4-6 hour course provides a flexible, mentee-driven approach to everyday biblical mentoring—complete with a downloadable workbook, reflection questions, and tools to use again and again.

Gratitude steers our eyes off ourselves, and upward to God. This free download of activities will help you embrace gratitude as a family.

Grab a meaty downloadable download full of actionable ideas and aha-moments to help them connect and get to the heart of what matters to both of them.

FamilyLife’s Stronger Forever Plan designed to help couples you’re guiding achieve personal relationship goals. Do they want to experience a little more delight? Get a little deeper, a little more resilient? They decide! We’ve got their backs.

Guiding a couple struggling to get on the same page when it comes to cash? These ten practical, lighthearted devotionals on money are as good as gold.

We know every marriage needs a sense of humor, some nitty-gritty how-to’s, and a good dose of hope. So we’ve cobbled together real daily devotionals for the messy, hard, and beautiful “I Do’s” you say every day.

Fewer than 25 percent of pre-blended family couples receive preparation for their upcoming blended family marriages or even talk with each other to anticipate stepfamily realities.

Your friend’s muscling through a reality you wouldn’t wish on anyone. Their pain cuts to the quick. Their world is in upheaval. And life is now divided into before and after. Wondering how to help?

You’ve seen the signs of struggle in your friend’s marriage and heard their cries for help. Maybe, in confidence, they admitted, “I’m thinking about divorce.” What do you do?

If you’re wondering how to help a friend save their marriage, we’ve got your back with this free download.

How do we process and act on racial tensions? What can we say to our friends who are hurting? What should we teach our kids?

Research shows 90% of people turn to friends and family for relationship help. ButRead More »

FamilyLife’s Art of Parenting gives clear vision and creative methods to work toward beauty with your child’s unique composition—addressing key areas like discipline, relationships, identity, and getting intentional amidst the urgent.

Helping a stepfamily? Our five-session, self-driven course offers them practical help toward blending a family with character to go the distance.

Helping a couple hoping to get their finances in shape? In this doable, easy-to-follow course couples can use on their own, longtime financial advisor Russ Crosson guides a couple to financial freedom–and a closer relationship.