Practical Biblical Solutions
We Have Become Roommates
Have you ever looked across the dinner table at your spouse and realized you feel more like roommates than a married couple? Maybe you share a house, bills, and responsibilities-but the spark, the laughter, and the deep conversations have faded. If you’re honest, it feels like you’re just coexisting. You’re [...]
Don’t Give Up On Your Marriage!
Let’s be real-marriage isn’t always the fairy tale we imagined on our wedding day. Life gets messy. There are seasons when you feel more like roommates than soulmates, and times when you wonder if things will ever get better. Maybe you’re facing constant arguments, betrayal, loneliness, or just the slow [...]
Is Compatibility Essential for Marital Happiness?
When it comes to marriage, the word "compatibility" gets tossed around a lot. People ask, "Are you two compatible?" or "How compatible are you with your spouse?" It’s a fair question-after all, who wants to sign up for a lifetime of frustration and conflict? But as Christians, we have to [...]
Overcoming Second Marriage Problems
Second marriages are often filled with hope-a fresh start, a new love, and the possibility of a happier ending. But if you’ve walked this road, you know it’s not all smooth sailing. Blending two lives (and often two families) brings a unique set of challenges that can catch even the [...]
How To Rescue Your Marriage Before It’s Too Late
Let’s be real: marriage can feel like a rollercoaster-sometimes thrilling, sometimes terrifying, and sometimes you just want to get off the ride. If you’re reading this because your marriage is hanging by a thread, you’re not alone. Many Christian couples have stood where you are, staring at the edge, wondering [...]
Why Women Are Angry and Resentful in Marriage
Let’s be honest: marriage is a beautiful gift from God, but it’s also hard work. Many Christian women find themselves feeling angry or resentful in their marriages, and it’s not always easy to talk about. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why am I so angry with my husband?” or “Why do [...]