Many couples don’t take enough time to talk, bond and firmly connect with each other.
Marriage
By tuning in to your spouse, the two of you can enjoy more meaningful, rewarding communication than ever before.
Without effort, time and attention, sex can easily and quickly become mundane and predictable and can even turn into a dreaded necessity to place on the ‘to-do’ list.
Divorce If your friend was married before, it’s vital to consider what happened in that former relationship and what factors were involved that caused the commitment to be broken. Society views remarriage as a given, but the Bible speaks to this important issue. Focus on the Family believes that Scripture addresses three specific situations in …
Conflict doesn’t guarantee intimacy, but it is an open door to discover our spouse’s most important feelings and needs.
If you and your spouse are growing apart, you may have overlooked an important piece of the intimacy puzzle: friendship.
God calls us to a renewed life, but it still takes patience, sacrifice, discipline and compassion.
Holiday Stress While “dashing through the snow” could be written today as “speeding down the interstate to the mall,” both statements sound stressful to me. With the arrival of the holidays, many of us experience an odd mixture of excitement and dread as we prepare to celebrate the season. We get excited about the lights, …
Since our mate is always growing and changing, we need to maintain the mindset of a lifetime learner.
The only real requirement Scripture gives for a marriage partner is that we be equally yoked.
When we decide to place high value on our spouse, and then back that up with spoken words, it can do wonders for a relationship.
Romantic regret can haunt some people for their entire lives.
Divorced couples have revealed that money is one of the main reasons for their breakups.
Healthy conflict can actually be a pathway to deeper intimacy in your marriage.
How can you break free from the entrapment of erotica? Here are five steps.
What’s needed is a new, objective standard for what makes a good match, because there are some non-negotiables for choosing a mate.
“When two people always agree, one of them is unnecessary.‚”
Someone just “pushed your buttons” and you’re ready to push back. That’s the Reactive Cycle. But is there a better way to handle conflict?
The Bible exhorts married couples to come alongside others to help them in their relationships. Here are some tips to help you mentor younger couples.
Deep, meaningful conversation is a must for couples hoping to stay connected. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind.
