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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.

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.

Tom and Brenda Preston waited for years for a prodigal son to come to God.

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.

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

I have been challenged by Kathy Helvey’s life and legacy.

Christian stepfamily adults are often caught in a holding pattern around God and His church, unable to touch down in His love.

While attempting to combine a new stepfamily, John and Diane were once again trying to accept the Lordship of Jesus Christ.  Only their church wouldn’t accept them.

If churches are going to remain strong, they must intentionally work to build smart stepfamilies.

After 25 years, I can see a few things I should never have done (and sometimes still do).

Are you brave enough to be a good father? These 5 tips will help you along that path.

How do you love your wife as Christ loves the church? For husbands, this involves understanding what Christ does for us, thinks of us, and becomes for us.

Husband’s don’t need to ‘fix’ the problem, just show that they care.

It’s the underside of marriage, the reality of living with someone day in and day out in a fallen world. We need to see ourselves as we really are.

My opinion was that most Christians had two brains.

Marriage is designed to meet the need for intimacy and love. Perhaps deep inside a hurting couple is an invisible “emotional love tank” with its gauge on empty.