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Learn how to leave your children a heritage, not just an inheritance.

Have you honored your parents for what they’ve done well?

Good mamas want their kids to have good marriages.

In a Marriage Memo on the value of date nights in marriage, we asked

My parents’ commitment is a source of strength for their children and grandchildren.

Each of you brings a different background and a different set of expectations into your marriage. Here’s how to establish the ‘new normal.’

During the first years of marriage (and sometimes for years afterward), it’s not easy to leave your parents while also honoring them.

This is one of the nitty-gritty issues of marriage and family life.

Marriage Memo readers offer some practical and biblical advice.

In his article, “How Do You Change a Bad Attitude,” Dave Boehi asked for ideas from readers.  Here are 50 of the emails we received.

In his article, “How Do You Change a Bad Attitude?” Dave Boehi asked for

As Christmas day approaches many of you will be finishing last-minute details at work,

The normal stress of the holidays is multiplied for stepfamilies.

The first two years of stepparent-stepchild relationships tend to be tense and stressful for everyone.

The God who created the giggle box gave us the privilege of using it.

People need God’s blueprints for marriage and family now more than ever.

My friendship with Jim is built on a foundation of 37 years of shared adventures