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With some convincing, Mike and Tara went on their first Love Like You Mean It® marriage cruise, and their hearts were transformed by the Holy Spirit. But what they didn’t know at the time, was that after the cruise, they’d begin walking through their darkest valley.

As a newly blended family, they didn’t have the funds to pay for a marriage cruise. But they saw the value in a week away to focus on their marriage.

We realize time together does not always equal quality time. So we pulled together our favorite seasonal to-dos in this fall bucket list.

There’s a broad spectrum of viewpoints on divorce. How do we know what to believe? We need to look at what the Bible says about divorce.

You’re in a painful place in your marriage, asking, “Should I Get a Divorce?” This decision requires the guidance of wise, biblical counsel.

If you’re trying to figure out how to navigate hosting a small group online, here are five practical tips to help you get started.

Facilitating a small group study enhances your own embracing of the material, your relationship with God, and your heart for ministering to others.

How much should you tell your kids about the mistakes you’ve made in the past? Pastor Drew Hill believes parents should unveil some of the ugliness in our lives … to show what God has done.

This guide will help you reflect on the days leading up to the Cross, Jesus’ death, His burial, and the empty tomb. One Scripture. One brief reflection. Once a day, for 12 days.

From a FamilyLife Today^® broadcast, a list of ideas to help your kids think missionally about life.

Marriages are being transformed at Weekend to Remember® marriage getaways. Here are just a few of our favorite stories guests shared with us last year.

Bob Lepine answers behind-the-scenes questions about the movie.

Billy’s marriage to Ruth was a partnership that had a worldwide impact.

Growing up with my stepdad and younger brother I thought I knew a thing

If you want a strong marriage, there comes a time to be honest about yourself.

The goal of a balanced communicator is to properly manage and express both thoughts and emotions.

Difficulties should push us toward God’s Word, not toward redefining the rules.

God created us with a capacity for awe. Where you look for it will shape the direction of your life.