Leadership Resources: Marriage

The joy I now feel at waking up next to this man rivals that of any newlywed.

Transforming a nagging wife through the liberating truth of the gospel.

Harmless comments, right? After all, don't two girlfriends deserve the right to vent? I no longer think so . . .

Culture upholds authority as the right to rule and lord it over others, but Scripture paints a radically different picture about the true nature of authority.

I’m not saying we should never give input or share our thoughts. I’m simply suggesting letting go of the little stuff.

Wives can be godly influencers and sounding boards for their husbands.

Could it be that God is a good Father trying to save me from disaster when He asks me to submit to my husband?

If I could go back to that young bride and give her some advice, what would I say?

Kimberly shares five ingredients that can kill a marriage

I didn't know how to communicate with this man who meant the world to me.

If you desire for your husband to communicate with you, to be drawn to you, to connect and spend time with you, I encourage you to cultivate a haven of rest and security for him.

Pride is like an oozing canker sore in a marriage relationship; it spews its poison and pulsates with pain.

I don't think you'll ever hear this in pre-marital counseling: "We'd like to love each other, get married, have kids, start arguing, lose respect, and then go through an ugly divorce!"

Six seconds a day can help safeguard your marriage.

I started to do my little internal measuring act where I put all of the stuff I do on one side of the scale and all the stuff my hubby does on the other and see who's contributing more (hint: me!).

Have you ever wondered why God only created two genders? Why not three ... or even four? it wasn't a random choice, but intentional on His part.

When my husband and I were married over 30 years ago, I didn't know what I didn't know about marriage, men, or relationships.