What You Should Know Before Leaving an Abusive Relationship
Leaving an abusive relationship is not a decision any woman should take lightly. If you’re making this life-altering decision, take the following into consideration.
Leaving an abusive relationship is not a decision any woman should take lightly. If you’re making this life-altering decision, take the following into consideration.
If you are a woman recovering from domestic abuse, how do you heal and reclaim your life to become the person God designed you to be?
When you were first married, you just knew you’d always be faithful to your spouse, right?
When a couple’s gotten to the point of asking “Should We Stay Together for the Kids?”—it’s hard to know where to go…especially when you’re wondering if it’s an abusive situation. Help them begin with questions like these.
We can’t control who our kids marry, but there are things we can do to steer them in a godly direction before the engagement announcement.
Want to pray more with your spouse, but don’t know where to start? Try these five simple prayers for couples.
I want to be open in talking to my kids about Ukraine, but how do I explain something to my kids that I can’t wrap my own head around?
In thin, exhausted places, it’s oh-so-easy for sex to freefall down the priority list. But could our marriages need sex more than we think?
Emotional flooding makes every marital conflict feel like an emergency. How do you slow down so every argument doesn’t lead to devastation?
When you turn on a light, do you cover it up? No, you let it shine.
Accommodating someone’s preferences out of love for the Lord is an act of faith.
We plan for the most important things in life. Have you considered making a plan to nourish your children’s faith? Terence Chatmon champions parents to lead by example spiritually and mentor and train their children in the faith.
The Bible holds up marriage as an example of Jesus’ relationship with the Church. So how can you help when someone’s spouse wants a divorce?
Is marriage even worth it? Here are three compelling benefits of marriage.
Courtney Reissig talks about the emotional aftermath of her high-risk labor and delivery story. She shares about the faithfulness of God and how she walked the difficult road of recovery.
Their problems won’t evaporate in an hour over coffee. But if you want to help a marriage in trouble, here are some things you can do.
When we gather together for holiday meals, we satisfy more than our immediate hunger. It’s a feast for our souls, bodies, and imaginations.