Dr. Marcus Warner and Reverend Chris Coursey reveal four habits to make your marriage happier.
We’re called to “give thanks in all circumstances…” But with its challenges, it can be hard to name things to give thanks for this year.
Dave and Ann Wilson are very transparent about the early challenges in their marriage. Today, they tell the remarkable God-orchestrated story of how they started dating and how they got engaged.
Holiday seasons aren’t always merry for blended families. The season can resurrect grief from divorce, death, or another tragedy.
The truth is, no people group is immune from challenges. And no one group is the standard for virtuous lives, marriages, or families.
Roughly 2,000 years ago, Israel awaited their promised king. As Christmas approaches, we continue waiting for God to accomplish His plans.
God has one big, beautiful, diverse family—by design and for His glory. And as Christians, we share a common identity.
Do the holidays leave you feeling empty after ministering to everyone else? Here are 25 ways to bring rest and peace this Christmas season.
Good ministry to stepfamilies must also begin with good theology. Sin is messy. But it is no match for God’s unfathomable grace in Christ.
It’s likely your holiday season will include tense moments. Don’t fret. Holidays can be joyous and memorable even if they’re not perfect.
Known for openness about their marriage on social media, Harold and Rachel Earls have co-authored a book, called “A Higher Calling.” Hear the unique story of how God brought them together.
There’s a big difference between telling the truth and telling the whole truth. Bob Lepine explains why dishonest, and even partial truth, can plant seeds of distrust and put a marriage on shaky ground.
Bob Lepine talks about 1 Corinthians 13, focusing on the virtue of kindness. Bob says practicing kindness in a marriage is the single greatest predictor of marital happiness and stability.
It’s been a tough year on marriages. But make no mistake: happily married isn’t the same as easily married.
Would you be honest with me? In your marriage, are you controlling debt, or is debt controlling you?
You want to marry your best friend—someone you’d have fun with whether traveling the world or washing your car. But how can you be single and content?
