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My husband’s depression left both of us feeling helpless and out of control.

Our nation suffers from a sickness in its soul.

Unfortunately, many parents deny symptoms of drug or alcohol abuse or simply look the other way.

Substance abuse is frighteningly widespread among our nation’s youth.

There are some non-negotiables that our daughters must look for in a prospective husband.

I saw God’s plan for marriage first hand as I walked my daughter down the aisle.

Weddings today are being seen more as a social affair than as a public declaration of the lifelong union of one man and one woman.

Is there really much difference between the weddings in Las Vegas chapels and those that occur every week in many churches across America?

A wedding is not the completion of engagement but the beginning of a new life.

It’s important to learn God’s view on children.

Three powerful influences work together to drive many married couples over the financial cliff.

When you marry, it’s important to step away from depending on your parents for your livelihood and emotional support and depend on each other instead.

Communication struggles need to be identified before they can be repaired.

Even when it stings, I’m thankful for a husband who is straightforward.

It’s easy for a married couple to get into ruts—doing the same things together, year after year.  Here are some ideas on how to plan a date night.

Enhance your husband’s self-worth by discovering—and doing—what pleases him.

There are ways in which we can prepare our lives to find comfort even after the death of a spouse.

By giving you a brief glimpse into our story, we pray that we will encourage you to prayerfully consider getting involved in adoption and orphan care.