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The Anglican Church is facing a schism. Or has the schism, in reality, already occurred?

Intimacy—“into me see”-- requires safety and vulnerability, but to be vulnerable means you must trust the other person. You must know them and base your decisions on that knowledge. Trust is based on truth.

It takes intentionally cultivating a safe, generous relationship to be a marriage that is reflective of the Gospel and God’s love. But how beautiful is it that God gives us such a powerful tool to bring others to Christ?

It doesn’t take much time or effort to see that our culture is pessimistic about marriage. A happy marriage seems more like a fairy tale that Pollyanna dreamed up fifty years ago. Many of today’s wives are complaining left and right about their...

It takes real courage for Christians to stand for truth anywhere. But in Cuba? Let’s just say we could learn a thing or two from our island brothers and sisters.

The book The Future of Christian Marriage features interviews with numerous Christian young people from seven countries. By being both forward-looking and firmly planted in history, Texas sociologist Mark Regnerus traces how marriage went...

It can be challenging to balance family life and set aside time together, but if you are intentional about it, it is more than possible. Once you start to see the benefits of spending time together in the stillness of the Lord, you will begin to...

About 15 years ago, sociologists coined the term “abusive boyfriend syndrome” to describe the increased risk to children who live in homes with an unrelated adult. According to numerous studies, these children were much more likely to be abused or...

Worshiping God should happen in every aspect of our lives--not just while we sit in church pews. The beautiful news is that worshiping with your spouse not only supports your intimacy with God, but also with eachother.

Do you know how you receive love and feel most appreciated? What about your spouse? If you haven't discovered your love languages yet, learning to speak them fluently will strengthen your marriage and help you be an attentive partner. This...

In a cozy family gathering filled with laughter and anticipation, a game of charades took an unexpected and romantic turn when Liz found herself at the center of a surprise marriage proposal. As family members guessed Liz's playful charades,...

Our faithfulness requires being counter-cultural in our attitudes about sex and children, an insistence that sex be confined within its God-given scope of monogamous marriage, honoring its God-given purpose, and welcoming all children who result...

When we find ourselves exhibiting some of the things which are not love — things like a boastful attitude, where we are more concerned with winning an argument than nourishing our spouse — 1 Corinthians 13 serves as a rebuke.

1 Corinthians 11:3 addresses confusion about what it meant to be an equal part of the Body of Christ, and how this Body is rightly organized by mutual submission to Christ, the head.

A person will not go to hell if they get divorced. If a person divorces for any reason outside of sexual immorality or abuse, it is a sin; however, this sin will not cause a person to go to hell when they die.

Psalm 37:5 tells us, "commit your ways to the Lord," but that's easier said than done. So how do we learn to do it?

The world has a different view of submissiveness in the present day, and it is not the same as the biblical definition. Submissive wives love their husbands, respect them, and submit to them. In this way, husbands love their wives, respect them,...

God’s design for sexuality was intended for one woman and one man within the bonds of marriage. It was His desire all along for sexual intimacy to be shared and enjoyed within marriage, and that has not changed. Yet, our culture has hijacked God’s...

John Newton is known as the author of Amazing Grace. The dearest love in the heart of Newton was the Lord Jesus. But there was another great love that Newton sometimes feared was a rival to his affection for Christ. That rival was his sweet...