Practical Biblical Solutions
From Provider to Partner
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not adultery... Or constant conflict... Or a betrayal that everyone can see. Sometimes... They begin with a phone call from work. A meeting behind a closed office door. A position eliminated. A career that suddenly ends. A husband who no longer knows [...]
The Marriage That Lost Its Friendship
Sometimes the greatest dangers to a marriage are not shouting matches... Or betrayal... Or a crisis everyone can see. Sometimes... They arrive quietly. In separate routines. In short answers. In evenings spent under the same roof... But in completely different worlds. Tim loved MaryBeth. MaryBeth loved Tim. They had been [...]
The Man Behind the Screen
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or constant conflict. Sometimes... They begin with a secret. A hidden account. A false name. A private world carefully protected behind a screen. Ron loved Susan. Susan loved Ron. They had built a life together. Shared years [...]
When Being Right Costs Too Much
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or broken trust. Sometimes... They begin with a simple disagreement. A forgotten detail. A misunderstood conversation. A minor mistake. And four words that should be easy to say... "I was wrong." But for some couples... Those words [...]
When Church Came Between Us
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or broken trust. Sometimes... They come disguised as something good. They look like service. They sound like sacrifice. They may even happen inside the walls of a church. Sometimes... The greatest threat to a marriage begins when [...]
When Your Child Divides Your Marriage
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or broken trust. Sometimes... They come through the front door. They sit at the kitchen table. They carry a familiar name. A son. A daughter. A child a husband and wife once held in their arms. And [...]