More Than Just Feelings Marriage is a beautiful gift from God, but let’s be honest-it can also be downright challenging. You take two imperfect people, each with their own quirks, histories, and emotions, and put them together for a lifetime. It’s no wonder that misunderstandings, hurt feelings, and conflict happen. But what if there was [...]
Marriage Isn’t Always Easy Let’s be honest-no one walks down the aisle expecting their marriage to hit rough waters. But every couple, no matter how strong their faith or commitment, will face seasons of struggle. Arguments, misunderstandings, unmet needs, or even just the slow drift of busyness can leave couples feeling stuck, frustrated, or alone. [...]
Facing a Hard Truth Divorce is never easy. For many Christian families, it’s a word they hoped would never enter their home. Yet, in today’s world, divorce touches millions of lives-including those in the church. While adults may feel relief, grief, or even hope after a divorce, the impact on children is profound and often [...]
Let’s cut through the noise. If you’ve spent any time listening to relationship “experts,” scrolling through social media, or even talking to friends at church, you’ve probably heard a thousand different opinions on what women want in a man. Some say it’s all about looks. Others claim it’s money, status, or a sense of humor. [...]
A Christian Perspective on the Crisis of Manhood Let’s be honest: If you’ve spent any time in today’s culture-flipping through TV channels, scrolling social media, or even sitting in the pews at church-you’ve probably wondered, “Where have all the masculine men gone?” It’s a question that’s not just whispered in men’s Bible studies or grumbled [...]
In recent years, more married couples in America are making a mutual, intentional choice to live apart while remaining committed to their marriage. This arrangement, often called “living apart together” (LAT) or being “apartners,” is not about conflict, abuse, or estrangement-it’s about two people who love each other but want more independence, space, or personal [...]
The phrase “Love is love” has become a cultural anthem, especially in discussions about sexuality, marriage, and identity. At first glance, it sounds beautiful-who could be against love? But for Christians who take the Bible seriously, this slogan presents some real problems. Let’s unpack why, from a biblical perspective, “love is love” isn’t just a [...]
Have you ever felt like you’re tiptoeing around your own home, careful with every word and action, afraid you might set someone off? Maybe you’re constantly second-guessing yourself, wondering if what you said or did will lead to an argument, cold shoulder, or another emotional meltdown. If so, you might be “walking on eggshells.” It’s [...]
I’ll never forget the first time someone told me not to get married. I was twenty-four, standing in line at the church potluck, balancing a plate of fried chicken and potato salad, when old Mr. Jenkins leaned over and said, “Son, you’re smart to stay single. Marriage is a trap.” I laughed, thinking he was [...]
In recent years, a growing number of young men—both inside and outside the church—are expressing frustration with modern relationships, marriage, and societal expectations. Some have found a voice in the “Men Going Their Own Way” (MGTOW) movement, which encourages men to step back from romantic relationships and, in some cases, from broader social commitments altogether. [...]
