The first year of marriage was total bliss for Adam and Laura Brown. But severe trials were waiting for them just around the corner.
Even after all the preparation Merry and I had for marriage, there are some important things that we did not fully understand.
Whatever you say about the state of marriage today, one thing is sure: Most people
Many people cannot conceive of enduring hardship as I have. But I have been convinced that God has wanted me to keep the vows I made before Him. Here are five essentials for surviving and thriving when you are the only one trying to build your marriage.
Defeating isolation in your relationship.
You must understand the challenges of stepfamily living in order to make an informed choice about remarriage.
God has given us divine blueprints that offer hope, direction, and purpose for marriage.
We learned how to talk about my sexual addiction at a Weekend to Remember®.
Observations from my 100th Weekend to Remember marriage getaway.
We spend weeks training our dogs how to sit and heel, yet, when it comes to marriage, we leave our children to fend for themselves.
The world’s 50/50 Plan for marriage is destined for failure. God’s plan calls for something much greater.
Open communication is essential to the life of a marriage relationship.
The foundation of a marriage is a commitment of unconditional love. Romance is an outward expression of that love … and a thermometer of your relationship.
Advice from couples who have been married over 50 years
Advice from couples who have been married over 50 years
Here’s some practical, counter-cultural advice on how to make marriage work.
It’s time to realize our marriage vows are a covenant—a solemn oath made by a husband and wife to each other and to God. Here are some ideas for making a covenantal commitment a reality in your marriage.
I noticed three common themes that developed among responses to a recent series of Marriage Memo articles
