Marriage

Gratitude in marriage isn’t just about saying “thank you”—it’s a daily decision to love with your hands, your words, and your prayers. Here’s how to start today.

While we should never choose a divorce casually, we also shouldn’t assume that every person who gets divorced has sinned. If you’re divorced or facing the possibility of divorce, remember thatGod’s love for you hasn’t changed, and he offers you hope in the middle of your pain.

What if you could change your husband without saying a word? Yes, without a single word.

Here are 4 assumptions about your wife you need to stop making immediately.

Does the issue we disagree on have any eternal value? If yes, it might not be foolish to share our thoughts prayerfully. If it has no lasting value, save your energy for bigger things! Don't engage in stuff that is less than your calling.

After 15 years together, Gary and Anne decided not to wait any longer to marry when she faced surgery for a brain tumor. With help from hospital staff, they celebrated their love in a heartfelt ceremony surrounded by compassion, hope, and support.

When parenting styles clash, the whole family feels the strain. Here are biblical, practical steps to help you and your spouse find unity for your children.

Most articles speaking about adultery state poor communication, unhappiness, and lack of intimacy in a marriage as the reasons for infidelity. This may be true for some but when I was searching for resources on the Internet for my adulterous marriage, I never felt writers understood what I was really experiencing. We sought marriage counseling, only to be told our communication was mainly fine and we seemed very happy when we did actually spend time together. The unhappi

Attending church together is an intimate experience and it is not one that married couples should overlook. Rather than choosing to go to different churches, going to the same church together is beneficial. This will help your marriage, deepen trust, and cultivate your faith as a married couple.

Let’s remember to be patient with our spouses if they don’t jump up and down in excitement right away. If it is God’s plan, He will enlighten them in His timing.

You may be thinking, wait, aren’t we supposed to make our spouses happy in marriage? Yes, and no. First off, you can’t “make someone happy.” There are days when you wake up and are having a bad day, and nothing is going to change that. A circumstance in life may drastically change something for the worse, and sometimes you can’t change that perspective.Still, although we aren’t supposed to make each other miserable, focusing only on our spouses’ happiness won’t lead to a happy union either.

Prayer helps us look away from our own mistakes and trust God, who created marriage in the first place. Through prayer, we find the power to stay close when life tries to pull us apart.

It's wonderful that there are celebrity Christian couples out there who are open and honest about their relationships and any tips they might have on keeping their Marriages strong. Here are just five of them and two quotes from each duo on their Marriages, amounting to a total of 10 tips you can apply to your own.

The path to marriage doesn't begin with the catastrophic. It's the little things-- the words and behaviors, the habits and actions that steer the marriage train down a destructive path. In case you are wondering which habits lead to divorce, we've compiled a few for you.