A working definition of nourishing is demonstrating your love. It involves a conscious resolution to identify your spouse’s strengths and find creative ways to stimulate them.
Marriage
It takes work to grow in oneness, but the reward is definitely worth it.
Make time to discuss the business of life as a couple, but don’t let it interfere with a romantic interlude.
This month’s Date Night will give you the opportunity to take a break from the holiday grind—the stress, the worries, the overcrowded schedules, the race to find the perfect gift, and other stressors—and invest as a couple in the well-being of someone else.
A few things to keep in mind when planning the biggest day of your life.
Thriving couples cultivate common hobbies and undertake shared adventures through regular Date Nights!
Read practical ways you can maintain (or restore) the sanctity of marital intimacy and move past impurity, manipulation, hopelessness or shame.
Maybe you’ve heard about mentoring but don’t really know what it is. Let’s clear up five of the most common misconceptions.
‘I know someday God will use what we’ve been through to help others.’
If God’s Word is clear about some basic black-and-white sexual issues, what’s a believer to do with the shades of grey that are redefining sex in our culture?
A fulfilling marriage does not drop from heaven into your lap. It becomes fulfilling when it’s tended like a beautiful garden.
The long haul is a day-to-day, moment-by-moment journey with each other and God.
A social getaway might be just the ticket if you are looking for a renewed sense of adventure in your relationship.
Is it possible to keep a healthy sense of mystery alive in a familiar, long-term relationship?
NFL coach Mike Shanahan has said, “Individual commitment to a group effort—that’s what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.”
Couples who look to each other for accountability and support will reap the benefits of increased intimacy and wealth.
Sometimes, the sweetest, most tender memories are those that happened during moments that were unplanned and that may seem unremarkable to the casual observer.
Someone just “pushed your buttons” and you’re ready to push back. That’s the Reactive Cycle. But is there a better way to handle conflict?
The Bible exhorts married couples to come alongside others to help them in their relationships. Here are some tips to help you mentor younger couples.
Deep, meaningful conversation is a must for couples hoping to stay connected. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind.
