Marriage

Our once-blended family grew into a united, Christ-centered household through the transformative power of praying together—cultivating love, healing, spiritual growth, and lifelong faith in each of us, including our once-unbelieving child.

Does scripture encourage a spouse to patiently and quietly endure harsh and abusive treatment within her or his marriage?

Sometimes your husband needs some extra effort on your part to be enticed and drawn toward you.

Due to spiritual differences, the majority of interfaith couples choose not to partake in regular or consistent religious activities. Many choose not to go to a church at all; some opt to venture back and forth to the two different faith-based congregations, while others divide and get filled up spiritually on their own endeavors. This can lead to a disconnect as a couple and family.

What if the most faithful thing you could do today is run? Joseph did, and his choice teaches us how to guard our hearts with wisdom and reverence.

Between school runs and bedtime stories, it’s easy to lose sight of each other. Here’s how to protect your marriage, nurture connection, and make room for joy again.

God's love should be reflected in our actions no matter how big or small the action is. So, let us honor God by serving and giving what He has given us. This is a true act of service to all.

Make prayer a priority in your marriages. Commit to praying for your husband daily, trusting that God hears your prayers and works in ways you may not always see but can trust are for your good and His glory.

Before you ever said “I do,” God wrote your love story. Psalm 139 isn’t just about you—it’s also about your marriage.

When your spouse is in the thick of grief, you may feel helpless—but prayer is your greatest ministry. These 8 prayers will help you comfort them with God’s truth.

Marriage is a great friendship, and the Bible has a lot to say about it, but much of what is written is taken out of context or overlooked in the modern world, leading to the proliferation of damaging lies. Here are five myths about marriage that are not biblical.

It takes intentional effort to keep your marriage happy. What makes Christian couples truly happy isn't a lack of challenges but a connection with God's presence. Building habits together that strengthen your relationship with God will help you experience lasting joy rather than temporary happiness.

In order to make sure your marriage is strong and on solid ground, you need to work at it. Here are five things that will help you increase your chances for a happy and successful marriage.

There are certain things about you that your husband finds irresistible. But most husbands would prefer to keep this list a secret.

I began praying for my husband fourteen years ago. I wish I would’ve prayed the other fourteen. I would’ve been grateful instead of resentful of the man God gave me.

It is ever okay for a married couple to separate? What does the Bible have to say about this issue?

Marriages fail for many reasons and often from a combination of reasons.

As a Type 6, he fears not having security or support and being blamed, targeted, or abandoned. He wants security, guidance, and loyalty. When he is facing something intense or challenging, he wants to talk about it. As a Type 9, I fear conflict and tension. I want peace and harmony. I'll forget myself and go along to get along and end the conflict.

You may have many close friends and even a few best friends; however, your spouse stands apart from all the rest. You get to have all those attributes mentioned above, plus the one thing that makes this relationship distinct, intercourse. This God-designed act is a gift for married couples. The intimacy involved in intercourse brings you a closeness with your spouse that you will not experience elsewhere. It’s a bond you share.

Your marriage matters to God—even in the hardest seasons. These 10 Scripture-based prayers will help you trust Him for strength, healing, and redemption while your spouse is incarcerated.