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It doesn’t require much money to revitalize the spark of romance in marriage. What you do need is the commitment to do it.

Ten creative ways to add some sugar and spice to your marriage.

Twenty-five suggestions for non-sexual touching.

Jessica Nichols went to the hospital expecting to deliver her third child. But something felt wrong—like she was having a heart attack.

Part of raising daughters is knowing that, at some point, you probably will turn your responsibilities over to another man.

My husband could not ignore the fact that I had an affair, but he chose to let go of my offense. Then I had to learn how to receive it.

It didn’t take long for me to realize my spouse would fail. It gave me the opportunity to practice what I preached.

Kirk and Chelsea Cameron describe what has made their “Hollywood marriage” work.

Thinking about forgiveness in terms of four basic decisions helps us forgive others the way God forgives us.

As Christians, we can excuse the unforgivable in others because God has excused the unforgivable in us.

It’s often not easy for parents to find reliable babysitters they can afford and trust.

Brian Yak didn’t want to get married until he had the chance to meet his biological father … and get some answers.

A good marriage isn’t something you find; it’s something you make. And you have to keep on making it.

The irony of this film is that it leaves out Louie Zamperini’s experiences after World War II—when he became a broken man.

Real happiness comes when I’m willing to humble myself and do what He wills with my life.

The movie centers on the joys and trials of parenting and the power of family to shape the next generation.