Practical Biblical Solutions
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 [...]
The Husband Without a Job
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not caused by an affair... Or a bitter argument... Or a betrayal that breaks trust. Sometimes... They begin with a meeting at work. A closed office door. A brief conversation with Human Resources. A severance packet. A cardboard box. A final walk [...]
The Affair Was Over—The Hurt Wasn’t
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not the affair itself... Or the discovery that exposes it... Or even the apology that follows. Sometimes... They arrive months later. In a quiet moment. During an ordinary conversation. When forgiveness has been spoken... But the wound still has a voice. Mary [...]
The Marriage Beyond the Screen
Sometimes the greatest threats to a marriage are not caused by an affair... Or a financial crisis... Or an angry argument that leaves everyone wounded. Sometimes... They arrive through a carefully edited photograph. A smiling couple on a beach. A husband holding flowers. A wife posting anniversary promises. A family [...]
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 [...]