Therapy is God’s Work Too
Let me start by saying that I am a pastor, I still believe in the absolute power of Jesus to heal the heart, and I’m still a huge supporter of…
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How Do You Navigate Your and Your Spouse’s Sin?
All marriages are made up of two sinners. Therefore, even the best marriages have conflict. It gets complicated when Christians try to navigate dealing with the sin in their own…
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Do You Depend Too Much on Your Spouse?
During a break at one of my seminars about relationships, I was talking with a businessman about our need for others. He said, “I really understand this concept you’re talking…
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How to Fight Marriage Disappointment with the 70% Mind-Set
Most people would agree that Billy Graham was one of the most exemplary Christian men who ever walked the face of the planet. But his wife, Ruth, once quipped, “I’ve…
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5 Steps to Rebuilding Sexual Intimacy in Marriage
When sexual intimacy in a marriage gets frozen, it can be easy to believe there isn’t anything that can be done to make things better. Here are five simple, though…
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Protecting Your Love with Boundaries, Rhythm, and Prayer
We’ve all heard it said, “Fifty percent of marriages end in divorce.” Although the actual numbers may vary slightly, it is a shocking estimate. The actual divorce rate is a…
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Four Ways Satan Tries to Destroy Your Marriage
Adam and Eve were the first people to experience the gift of marriage. They were the first husband and wife to experience the power of unity in marriage, and yet…
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Mending Your Marriage with Words
You have probably heard the phrase, “You may win the battle but not the war.” Collins English Dictionary defines this to mean “you may have won the small conflict but…
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How Can We Solve Our Problems? Attitude Is Key
Family life is full of differences of opinion. For example, you want your child to wear the blue pants; she is set on wearing the purple pants. Your spouse believes…
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How Do You Make Decisions As a Couple? Follow the Arrows
Why when it comes to decision-making, do we think we ought to just know? We make better decisions by making decisions, not by thinking about making decisions. It takes practice,…
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