Practical Biblical Solutions
The Risks of Opposite Sex Friendships in Marriage
Let’s talk about a topic that gets a lot of couples nervous, defensive, or just plain confused: opposite sex friendships after you say “I do.” In today’s world, men and women work together, serve together, and often become friends. But what happens when those friendships start to get close—maybe a [...]
Why Men Don’t Listen
If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “Why doesn’t he listen?” you’re not alone. Whether it’s a wife venting about her day, a friend sharing a struggle, or even a pastor delivering a heartfelt sermon, many women (and sometimes other men) have wondered why men seem to tune out, zone out, [...]
How to Build a Strong Parent-Child Relationship
Building a strong parent-child relationship isn’t just about having a peaceful home or well-behaved kids—it’s about reflecting the heart of God in your family. As Christian parents, we’re called to nurture, guide, and love our children in a way that points them to Christ. This article explores practical, biblical ways [...]
The Dangers of Marital Drift
No one gets married expecting to wake up one day feeling like strangers under the same roof. But ask any couple who’s been together for more than a few years, and they’ll tell you: marital drift is real, and it’s sneaky. It doesn’t happen overnight. It’s not usually dramatic or [...]
Am I the Difficult One?
Most of us would rather spot the faults in others than admit we might be the one causing trouble in our relationships. It’s easier to point the finger than to turn it around and ask, “Could I be the problem here?” But as Christians, we’re called to a higher standard: [...]
Stop the Blame Game
If you’ve ever been in a heated argument with your spouse, you know how easy it is to point the finger. “If only you would listen!” “You never help out!” “This is all your fault!” Sound familiar? Blaming comes naturally to all of us. It’s a defense mechanism, a way [...]