Practical Biblical Solutions
When Hurt Becomes a Wall
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 [...]
When Money Changes Everything
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not caused by having too little... Sometimes... They begin when there is suddenly too much. Too much money. Too much freedom. Too many choices. A financial blessing can change a family's future. It can eliminate debt. Provide security. Open doors that once [...]
The Intimacy Divide
Sometimes a marriage does not break because someone leaves... Or because someone cheats... Or because two people stop loving each other. Sometimes... The distance begins much more quietly. One spouse reaches for affection... And the other pulls away. One feels unwanted... While the other feels unseen. One longs for physical [...]
When Grief Turns Into Blame
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial problems... Or constant fighting. Sometimes... They begin with a tragedy. A phone call in the middle of an ordinary day. A knock at the door. A sentence no parent ever wants to hear. “Your son has been killed.” [...]
Walking on Eggshells
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not affairs... Or financial hardship... Or betrayal. Sometimes... They begin with a raised voice. A slammed door. A fist striking the wall. A chair pushed across the floor. Words spoken in anger... Then followed by silence. Don loved Marie. Marie loved Don. [...]
The Marriage No One Sees
Sometimes resentment doesn't begin with something your spouse does... It begins with everything you do. Belinda cooked the meals. Did the laundry. Paid the bills. Kept track of appointments. Bought the groceries. Cleaned the house. Remembered birthdays. Made sure everyone had what they needed. She kept the household running. And [...]