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As much as we enjoy the Internet, it’s time for many of us to realize how easily this relatively new medium can consume us.

I think we would be shocked if we could count the number of times we are tempted each day.

The process of forgiving my dad wasn’t easy, but our relationship is now a trophy of grace and reconciliation.

How a sacrificial “anniversary gift” revolutionized one home.

In the week after my wife’s death, I struggled with whether I should be grieving my loss or celebrating Muriel’s gain.

“We have realized now that actually Charlie’s ALS is a blessing because God has allowed him to be a voice to share His message of hope and encouragement.”

If friendship has grown cold in your marriage, or was never given an opportunity to develop in the first place, these suggestions can help you change that.

What encumbrances do you need to lay aside in order to go the distance?

The conclusion to a discussion on Hebrews 12:1-3.

Choosing contentment over the desire to acquire.

All of us have unattainable mental images of our roles in life, but there is a way to live free from their terror.

Don’t mistake passionate love for romantic love; only one goes the distance.

Facing the trials and sufferings of life.

How do you explain the concept of marriage to a husband who doesn’t remember you and doesn’t even know what marriage is?

When I invest in my marriage today, it makes tomorrow well worth the wait.

Had I been physically unfaithful to my husband? No. Had I committed adultery in my heart? Yes.

This small exercise will keep your marriage sharp.

In today’s world of media bombardment, your marriage and family can suffer. Consider these tips for getting media intake under control.