The Good News for an Unhappy Marriage

An unhappy marriage is a form of suffering. But while culture suggests we avoid suffering at all cost, Scripture offers a different take.

Glancing back at what contributed to my friendship with my sister, here are five key influences that shaped sibling relationships in my home.

What makes a man marriage material? In my own search, I’ve kept a list of nonnegotiables—most revolve around Christlike character.

While every divorce is unique, they are always painful. So how can you come alongside your friend going through a divorce?

Kids asking, “What is Lent?” We’ve got a rundown of Lent for kids to help you explain, plus activities to help bring it home.

If you friend’s child is marrying a non-Christian, you’re probably looking for ways to help. But the best way to help is through prayer.

In February, we have the opportunity to learn more about the strength and history of Black individuals. Check out these ideas for celebrating Black History Month with your family.

Romance easily gets pushed out when we’re juggling the overwhelming emotions and hard-to-navigate circumstances in a blended family.

Before counseling, my husband and I misunderstood each other all the time. Which made vulnerability (and as a result, sex) difficult.

Doesn’t take much energy, time, or thought to take your married sex life from sizzling to non-existent. Snag tips on what not to do.

Wading through a down season? A fresh start for your marriage means more than cooking up a few romantic moments.

A sexual relationship in marriage teaches us something about the nature of real love—God’s love.

I began to see how God would use my broken engagement when I stopped fighting for control. He wanted to grow me through it.

Among the hectic schedules and between-home dilemmas, stepfamilies can have fun memory-filled holidays, too. It just takes some extra work.

When most people think of separation, they think it’s the beginning of the end. But the ultimate goal is reconciliation.

As we celebrate MLK Day as a family, we’ll take time to talk about the sacrifice Dr. King and so many others made on behalf of our family . . . and yours.

This past year was filled with losses—jobs, plans, loved ones. But despite the hardship shadowing 2020, the wins shine through.

We’re called to “give thanks in all circumstances…” But with its challenges, it can be hard to name things to give thanks for this year.