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Marriage couples often struggle with financial disagreements, but one couple discovered that their spending habits were rooted in a deeper issue - their perspective on money was a spiritual one, tied to their priorities and values. By shifting their focus from budgeting to understanding God's perspective on finances, they found peace and contentment in their marriage and learned the importance of communicating openly about money with each other.

As the demands of modern life continue to intensify, many families are sacrificing precious time together, leading to a state of emotional exhaustion and relationship malnutrition. By redefining what it means to live a balanced life, couples can learn to prioritize quality over quantity, embracing the beauty of "white space" in their relationships.

As one couple's 211-month anniversary approaches, they reflect on how their celebrations of everyday moments have faded over time, prompting them to rediscover the joy in the simple things. Drawing inspiration from Isaiah 65, they're now seeking ways to rejoice and celebrate life's everyday blessings with their spouse.

Medical dramas often feature dramatic scenes of internal bleeding, but what about the emotional "bleeders" that can quietly drain a marriage? This article explores how identifying and addressing underlying issues in relationships can help prevent relationship damage and promote healing.

Leslie J. Barner explores the idea that God can fill the gaps in our marriages, complementing each other's weaknesses with strengths, and providing sufficiency for our needs. By embracing our vulnerabilities and relying on God's power, couples can build a loving and lasting relationship, rather than trying to fill each other's gaps on their own.

Living with chronic pain can be a life-altering experience for both partners in a marriage, and learning how to navigate it together is crucial. By following four key principles - fighting on your spouse's behalf, offering next-level service, communicating wisely, and remembering that suffering makes you more like Jesus - couples can find hope and transformation amidst the challenges of chronic pain.

A husband shares his wife's harrowing experience of chronic pain, from sudden onset to unrelenting suffering, and how she has found strength in her faith and a new sense of purpose. Through her journey, he reveals the importance of self-care, advocacy, and scripture anchoring for those living with chronic pain, offering hope and practical advice for navigating this challenging condition.

As a marriage navigates life's challenging seasons, it's common to feel disconnected from one's partner, wondering if love has faded. By sharing her own journey and practical advice, the author offers hope and guidance for couples struggling with feelings of disconnection, encouraging them to take intentional steps towards healing and renewal.

As a father of four, the author shares his struggles with leading his family in spiritual pursuits, but finds inspiration from unexpected places, including a famous Apollo 13 quote that reminds him that failure is not an option. By embracing this mindset and focusing on being faithful rather than achieving success, he discovers a new approach to spiritually leading his family.

As a woman who once felt called to live a big life for God, she now realizes that her desire for significance was rooted in her need to feel important. By embracing the idea that her spouse is an integral part of her missional call, she discovers that living a life poured out for God starts at home and can have far-reaching impact.

Honor to Whom Honor Render to all what is due them: tax to whom tax is due... honor to whom honor (Rom. 13:7). Our nation's greatest defense is not its military, but the family.

As a parent-coach, Ben McGuire learned the delicate balance of supporting his son's athletic career while also correcting his mistakes. Now, as a husband, he reflects on the importance of discerning when to offer constructive criticism and when to provide encouragement, drawing on biblical guidance from 1 Thessalonians 5:14.

Breaking free from pornography addiction requires acknowledging the problem, understanding the underlying longings that drive the behavior, and installing barriers to prevent temptation. With support from trusted believers and God's love, overcoming this addiction is possible, as He provides a way of escape and enables individuals to endure the struggle.

I was asleep but my heart was awake. A voice! My beloved was knocking (Song of Solomon 5:2). Marriage has a way of robbing our relationship of adventure and romance.

As wildlife and technology increasingly encroach on our personal spaces, the art of undivided attention with loved ones is dwindling. By implementing simple strategies to minimize distractions and prioritize presence, couples can rekindle meaningful connections and cultivate a more fulfilling marriage.