Articles on Marriage

Last week someone asked me, "How do you keep a marriage alive?" Here is my answer.

Dr. John Gottman's findings are amazingly consistent with biblical truth. We have said before that a good marriage is one that is filled with good will.

What does it mean to have the heart of your husband safely trusting in you? We can spoil his trust and confidence in us through our poor conduct and conversation.

Today, I get emails and phone calls from women who are utterly depressed. I finally figured out why. They are singing the same tune I sang those 10 years ago: "What about (...)

My real-life miracle! When my husband and I met he had no idea I was a scarred and broken young girl. But what could have been a depressing life turned into a glorious life (...)

Gratitude bears witness to God’s greatness. It preaches him. "Therefore will I give thanks unto thee, O LORD, among the heathen, and sing praises unto thy name." - Psalm 1 (...)

Your children need “hope” possibilities.

Marriage is an arrangement that forces our imperfections to the surface where we can see the damage they do. It is the “reveal all” of the human experience.

God called the woman a “help meet.” Men were created to need a helper, a cheerleader, a listener, a healer, and a host of other things only a good woman can provide.