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Practical Biblical Solutions

When Concern Turns Into Control

September 2nd, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or a single devastating betrayal. Sometimes... They begin with a small correction. A reminder about the trash. A comment about a forgotten appointment. A question about an unpaid bill. A sigh when something is done the wrong [...]

She Stayed for the Children

August 31st, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not caused by an affair... Or a financial crisis... Or one terrible argument that changes everything. Sometimes... They begin with a private plan. A folder hidden in a desk drawer. A few apartments saved on a computer screen. A separate savings account. [...]

The Baby They Prayed For

August 30th, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or betrayal. Sometimes... They begin with a prayer whispered in the dark. A prayer prayed beside the bed. A prayer prayed in the doctor’s office. A prayer prayed after another disappointing phone call. A prayer prayed when [...]

The Son Who Walked Away

August 29th, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or betrayal. Sometimes... They begin with an unanswered phone call. A text message that is never returned. A birthday card that comes back unopened. A chair left empty at the holiday table. A son who once called [...]

When Parenting Pulls a Marriage Apart

August 28th, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or constant conflict. Sometimes... They begin with a disagreement about a child. A missed curfew. A disrespectful answer. A phone taken away. A punishment that one parent believes is necessary... And the other believes is too much. [...]

When Hurt Becomes a Wall

August 27th, 2026|Tags: |

Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or constant conflict. Sometimes... They begin with a family argument. A disagreement. A boundary that was crossed. Words that were spoken in anger. And a wound that never really healed. Connie loved Britt. Britt loved Connie. They [...]

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