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This weekend we celebrate the impact fathers have had on our lives. Unfortunately, many children have been physically or emotionally abandoned by their dad. comedian and author Ken Davis explains how he processed his relationship with his emotionally distant father. He learned from his dad the tough factor, and the value of fathers letting their sons know they love them.
Everyone wants a good marriage, but how far are you willing to go to make it happen? Author Linda Dillow challenges women to take a hard look at themselves, and ask the question: Whats it like to be married to me? Men and women have different needs; women need love and intimacy; whereas men desire respect. Its important not to take your spouse for granted, but instead ask God to show you how to love your husband more.
Ladies, have you ever wondered what it is like for your husband to be married to you? Dr. Dobson and guest Linda Dillow will challenge you to face this difficult question so you can begin to make your marriage stronger and draw closer to your husbands heart.Some women may be hesitant to take this challenge, but its important to be faithful to God and do all you can to forge a better partnership.
Culturally, men have difficulty sharing their feelings and showing affection and love. But it is never too late to start sharing with your children and praying for them.
I've been thinking about my mom a lot lately.
Gone for over 15 years now, I can still see her smile and feel her all-encompassing warm embrace.
Mom was vivacious, generous and brilliant — a
Husband, we're speaking especially to you. We urge you to study your wife. What is it that speaks to her heart?
The surest way to build trust in marriage is through your actions. Build a record of choices and deeds that proves to your partner you can be trusted at all times.
A difficult day can quickly lead to an unnecessarily heated exchange between spouses. Fatigue, problems with the kids or job, illness, or financial worries can make anyone more susceptible to a fight.
If you want to put some new life in your marriage, try thinking like a teenager again. We all remember, fondly or otherwise, the craziness of our dating days. The coy attitudes, the flirting, the fant
One of the best ways to keep a marriage healthy is to maintain a system of mutual accountability within the context of love. This is done by protecting what I call the line of respect in a marital rel
