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Issues for second-half stepfamilies to consider.

If we don’t tell couples that no marriage is too broken, how will they know?

Reaffirming the truth of the gospel each day is the most important thing we can do to mature in our faith and to build a stronger marriage and healthier family.

I know the power of community and I know the emotions of walking this journey alone.

Moving from loving yourself to loving others.

Love your husband without expectation and respect him as the man God created him to be.

When I see God using us to change lives, it stokes my passion for families.

Making assumptions about your spouse’s thoughts, feelings, and motives is a risky endeavor.

Even if turning your television off completely is an unbearable thought, consider these ideas for replacing a portion of your television-watching time.

Two tips for battling the “illusion of permanence” in your marriage relationship.

It all begins with a foundation of God’s Word.

When we indicated we wanted to help other people grow in their faith and in their marriage the way we had, we had absolutely no idea of what God had in store for us.

Learning God’s principles for marriage the hard way.

The home may be the place where it’s most difficult to live out our faith—and also the most important.

A potentially dangerous accident with my son taught me a lesson in temper management.

Our modern notion of “falling in love” is based on feelings. And following your feelings can get you hurt.