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It takes a man to be an initiator.

Authentic community between believers demands that the real you is willing to meet the real needs of others.

The discipline of silence and solitude is not just for those in monasteries.

A beloved Christmas carol, written by a man lost in despair, directs us to remember the living God who sent His Son.

Use the names of Christ to teach your kids who He is and how to relate to Him.

A couple married 55 years shares some of the best marriage advice my husband and I ever received.

Your love can mature and sweeten during the coming seasons of your marriage.

Our homes can be a tool to introduce Christ to those around us, especially during Christmas.

Encouraging those who have lost a loved one.

In the June 7, 2010 issue of Marriage Memo, Mary Larmoyeux wrote about “Proposal

Confronting cohabitation in my church.

Notes from the day my daughter, Rebecca, married Jake Mutz

Three suggestions on how to prioritize your life.

Even in the silence, June Sims continued serving her husband as she waited for God to answer her prayers.

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.

When you’re on the other side looking back, how do you want to have handled it?

Five reasons we must face affliction.

Barbara and I learned that without a plan and the inner resources to move through problems, a marriage will flounder.