Practical Biblical Solutions
How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage
Affairs don’t just happen out of nowhere. They are often the result of small cracks in the foundation of a marriage-cracks that, if left unchecked, can grow into chasms. As followers of Christ, we are called to something better: a marriage that reflects God’s faithfulness, love, and unity. So, how [...]
Why Married People Cheat
Infidelity is one of the most painful and confusing experiences a marriage can face. As Christians, we believe marriage is a sacred covenant—a promise made not only to each other but before God. So when that trust is broken, it’s natural to ask, “Why do married people cheat?” Let’s explore [...]
“Nearly All Married Men Tell Me Not to Get Married”
I’ll never forget the first time someone told me not to get married. I was twenty-four, standing in line at the church potluck, balancing a plate of fried chicken and potato salad, when old Mr. Jenkins leaned over and said, “Son, you’re smart to stay single. Marriage is a trap.” [...]
Are Christian Young Men Going Their Own Way?
In recent years, a growing number of young men—both inside and outside the church—are expressing frustration with modern relationships, marriage, and societal expectations. Some have found a voice in the “Men Going Their Own Way” (MGTOW) movement, which encourages men to step back from romantic relationships and, in some cases, [...]
Can a Christian Man Be an Alpha Male?
When you hear the phrase “alpha male,” what comes to mind? Maybe you picture a confident, assertive leader—someone who takes charge, stands tall, and doesn’t back down from a challenge. In our culture, the idea of the alpha male is everywhere, from movies and sports to business and social media. [...]
What Do Women Expect from Men?
When it comes to relationships, the question “What do women expect from men?” is as old as time. Yet, for those seeking to honor God in their lives and relationships, the answer is both timeless and deeply rooted in Scripture. While every woman is unique, Christian women—like Christian men—are called [...]






