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Resist the Drift

January 13th, 2026|Tags: |

Every married couple begins their journey full of excitement, affection, and hope. You talk about everything, dream about your future, and can’t wait to be together. You work hard to impress one another and go out of your way to express love. But as time passes, responsibilities grow, and life [...]

Afraid He’ll Cheat

January 12th, 2026|Tags: |

I wake up every morning with a knot in my stomach, and it has nothing to do with what’s on my calendar. It’s this low, constant fear that one day I’m going to find out my husband has cheated on me. The fear meets me before my alarm does. It [...]

Coming Clean

January 11th, 2026|Tags: |

When your husband “comes clean” about infidelity, it can feel like a bomb just went off in the middle of your life. Suddenly there is a very real “before” and “after” in your story, and you may barely recognize yourself, your marriage, or your future in this new “after.” Your [...]

After the Confession

January 11th, 2026|Tags: |

After a confession of infidelity, a couple really is standing at a crossroads. The truth is finally in the open, but what happens in the next days, weeks, and months will shape whether the story moves toward hardness and bitterness or toward a deeper, more honest, Christ-centered marriage. From a [...]

What Went Wrong?

January 10th, 2026|Tags: |

When the dust of divorce finally settles, one haunting question lingers in almost every heart: What went wrong? The wedding albums, the family memories, the vows once believed unbreakable—all give way to an ache that demands understanding. For many people, this painful question becomes the beginning of a necessary journey of self-discovery. [...]

Wedding Ring Fear

January 9th, 2026|Tags: |

Fear of the wedding ring is not just about a guy panicking at the jewelry counter or getting cold feet the night before the ceremony. It is the predictable fruit of a whole culture that has been quietly training men to see responsibility as a threat and comfort as a [...]

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