Pastor Francis Chan and his wife, Lisa, remind listeners how important it is to find a spouse who loves the Lord so that together they can serve God with all their hearts.
Hans and Star Molegraaf tell how their marriage fell apart nearly as quickly as their romance had started. But God led them back to one another and miraculously renovated their marriage.
Looking back, it was easy for us to fall in love. But staying in love, well … that takes hard work.
Are you regularly praying for your spouse? David Delk introduces the Marriage Prayer-68 powerful words that can change the direction of your marriage.
Even before I began working for FamilyLife, I used to tell people that the
How do you balance motherhood with being an attractive, romantic, interesting wife?
How one couple’s renewed commitment influences the next generation.
Just because you failed in the area of sexual purity doesn’t mean you can’t be committed to upholding God’s standard for your kids.
Have you prayed for your marriage and family today? David Nasser reminds us that Jesus has been praying for you, too, even before you knew what to ask.
What were you really saying when you vowed to love “until death do us part”? Author and pastor Alistair Begg talks about the solemnity of the marriage vows.
After Clint and Penny Bragg’s ideal courtship and blissfully happy first year, cracks began to form in their marital foundation. Penny began pulling away and an emotional affair with someone else soon followed.
Sandy Calwell talks about her decision to stay home with her son and invest herself in her family, rather than pursuing the career she loved. Joining her is her supportive husband, Ken.
When your kids leave the home, you are forced to consider your marriage relationship in a new light.
These suggestions will help you stand firm in the battle for a strong marriage.
Can a Christian marriage survive an affair? Mine did.
Our marriage was a mess, and we needed to break a lot of bad habits in how we related to each other.
Comments from the I Still Do event show the power of getting away to get it together.
If your vision of missionary work involves travel to a distant land, Voddie Baucham says you may not grasp how encompassing mission really is. He says to learn to live your marriage as mission, here and now.
