Husbands can reveal God’s loving, self-sacrificing movement into people’s hearts by the way they treat their wife. And wives can reveal God’s invitation to be filled with His strengthening presence.
Sex & Intimacy
Sex clubs, Internet porn, AIDS . . . with so much bad news, it’s easy to forget what God intended sex to be.
Some see sex as a means to an end. But when something is reduced to a utilitarian process, it ceases to be beautiful. Waiting for sex helps couples find its true value: unity.
When you choose to be affirming, encouraging and giving, you stimulate positive emotions in your spouse. Couples who understand this learn how to make love, not just have sex.
Consider the following ways to avoid or end an extramarital affair and learn about the importance of knowing your spouse’s primary needs.
A good marriage is a mystery on many different levels.
God creates man and woman as reflections of the image of the Trinity.
We dishonor God when we fail to mirror the Trinitarian reality and beauty in our relationships.
Differing perspectives and fears about our imperfections can make Biblical intimacy challenging. Learn how to develop pure intimacy in your marriage through embracing your differences.
We live in a culture that has either forgotten or rejected the idea of marriage as a covenant. Couples who want to go the distance in their relationship need to rediscover it.
A fulfilling marriage does not drop from heaven into your lap. It becomes fulfilling when it’s tended like a beautiful garden.
Ecclesiastes says that there is a time and a season for everything. December is the season for singing.
With the mindset of marriage being an adventure in which husbands and wives stick together through thick and thin, the words “until death do us part” take on a whole new meaning.
If you and your spouse are growing apart, you may have overlooked an important piece of the intimacy puzzle: friendship.
Overcoming starts by facing struggles that often lie hidden in darkness. Learn how to walk the path of light personally and within your marriage.
Thriving couples cultivate common hobbies and undertake shared adventures through regular Date Nights!
Couples that set aside time for rest and romance will experience more passion in their marriage.
Couples with thriving relationships make it their goal to function as a team, because the most important thing is how they work together, not what other people think.
When you are attracted to another, use these two strategies to protect yourself and your marriage.
Relationships change over time. In the context of marriage, this means that there will always be something new for you to learn about your spouse