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How do you balance motherhood with being an attractive, romantic, interesting wife?

First Peter 3:7 tells me to live with my wife “in an understanding way” and to “grant her honor as a fellow heir of the grace of life.”

Seven stories of couples who decided to make prayer a daily discipline.

As we’ve moved through this new season of our lives, we’ve realized that God has something great planned for our future together.

When your kids leave the home, you are forced to consider your marriage relationship in a new light.

Part of our passion is encouraging couples to determine how God can use them after their children leave the nest.

Adjusting to a new reality can be an especially difficult task.

Christian stepfamily adults are often caught in a holding pattern around God and His church, unable to touch down in His love.

While attempting to combine a new stepfamily, John and Diane were once again trying to accept the Lordship of Jesus Christ.  Only their church wouldn’t accept them.

I’m convinced that God uses the stepfamily experience to teach His children about choosing love.

When is it time for stepfamilies and stepparents to graduate to the next stage of life? When is it time for them to stop viewing their relationships as new?

Everyone agreed that stepparents should be acknowledged, but doing so was often awkward for the entire family.

After 25 years, I can see a few things I should never have done (and sometimes still do).

Why is it that some men can initiate great tasks and conquer overwhelming obstacles at work and remain so passive in relationships or in leading at home?

Editor’s note, May 2015:  In a recent FamilyLife contest, participants were asked, “What marriage