Marriage

Are there times when anger is acceptable in marriage and times when it isn’t?

The Bible, sometimes called “a manual for life,” is filled with wisdom for every married couple. Within its pages, we’ll discover God’s call for us as husbands and wives and the mind and heart-set to love our spouse well.

Feeling unheard, frustrated, or emotionally drained in your marriage? Learn how to bring your emotions to God first, speak with wisdom, and rebuild closeness through prayer and intentional time together.

Do you attend to everything else and give your family leftover crumbs of your time? Are you always tired while interacting with your family because you spent all your energy out there? It hurts your wife deeply if she senses that your family is not among your top priorities.

Did you know that most men thrive on admiration, and it means the world to them when it comes from their wives? Honest admiration for your husband will boost his confidence and motivate him to take on the world. Men are competitive and tend to derive their worth from what they do. They, therefore, need to know that their wives notice and admire how they exert themselves for their families.

The command that husbands should love their wives means much more than we think. But how much more?

Inviting these friends into life and doing life with them adds to life so that it is not just the two of you doing life; rather, there is a vibrancy of having others on your team around.

Discover how navigating intense marital challenges, from mental health struggles to career changes and personal loss, revealed a profound truth: true fulfillment in marriage doesn't come from finding the "perfect" partner, but from embracing shared humanity and a unified pursuit of faith. Learn practical strategies for building a resilient and joyful union by understanding your spouse's limitations and seeking spiritual growth together, transforming disappointment into enduring peace.

Spiritual disconnection in marriage does not mean the story is over. Learn how prayer, gentle honesty, and trust in God can hold your relationship together when one of you is walking through doubt or weariness.

We are all guilty of getting the dishes done while catching up on the events of the day, but when spouses are carrying a lot of emotional weight, what they require is a safe and uninterrupted space to vent. Be sure to pause together.

When tension rises at home, prayer is often the last thing we want and the very thing we need most. Learn how to pray for your spouse with humility, clarity, and compassion when emotions run high.

If grieving spouses can switch their perspectives and focus on the agape love that Christ shows us, they may have a great Valentine's Day after all. Here are five ways to find peace this Valentine's Day as a grieving husband or wife.

According to a 2008 University of Denver research study, the more fun married couples had together, the happier their marriages became.

There is no formula for how to best show affection. What matters is that we are willing to keep putting ourselves out there for the sake of our marriages. The most dangerous thing we can face in our relationships is apathy. When we stop caring, the Devil can easily divide our home. Commit to showing each other love and care, no matter how you feel.

Do you have a significant other (a wife, husband, boyfriend, girlfriend, or fiancé)? If so, why not give something up as a couple? Not only will this unique spin on the typical Lenten practice help you grow in your faith, but it's also sure to help you grow in your relationship.