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Until we understand why God created sex, we won’t make sense of His commands regarding sexual purity, for His commands always relate to His purposes.

Two tips for beginning a new marriage and a new blended stepfamily.

Following are reader responses to the Marriage Memo of June 18, 2012, “Fifty Shades

My parents could have taken the easy way out, but they chose to remain committed because it was the right thing to do.

Giving thanks in all circumstances helps us remember that a sovereign God orders our lives.

Respect is both a verb and a noun—an action and an attitude.

The film and television industry promotes the same views—over and over again.

The loss of our first baby taught my husband and me some powerful spiritual lessons.

All of us have unattainable mental images of our roles in life, but there is a way to live free from their terror.

In today’s world of media bombardment, your marriage and family can suffer. Consider these tips for getting media intake under control.

Some of the best memories of a marriage are made when your children are born.

Dating can be a trap for teens.

Three practical steps on how to let go.

Abusive behavior was never and can never be a part of God’s plan for a marriage or a family.

From watching my single mother as I was growing up, and from watching many women in that situation, here are four essentials to succeed as a single mom.

God is doing His transforming work in the person you are caring for and He also transforms.

Extreme fatigue strips life down to the bare basics of human need and God’s grace.

God’s Word is filled with many good, useful, and true things that are meant to help you in your struggle with worry and fear.