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Our culture often mocks and undermines women who embrace the role of a biblical wife and mother. It can't tolerate God’s design for her to support her husband and nurture her children. Brenen Beeler explains why Christian men need to support their wives even more—and offers several practical ways to do so effectively.
Some years ago, in an effort to draw on the experiences of those who have lived together harmoniously as husbands and wives, we asked married couples to participate in an informal study. More than six
Do you want to give your children a blueprint for a beautiful marriage? In this reel, Brenen and Morgan Beeler demonstrate how the most powerful lessons aren't taught—they are caught. When your kids see you greeting your spouse with a warm smile, speaking words of appreciation, or doing simple acts of kindness, you're showing your children by example what a healthy marriage should look like. Those everyday moments when you choose patience over frustration, tenderness over indifference, and respect over harsh words, your kids are observing your behavior. Think about it: whenever you hold hands, share a gentle kiss, or lovingly serve your mate, you’re painting a picture of marriage that your sons and daughters will carry through the years. It's not about grand gestures—it's about consistent, genuine affection that says, “This is how precious your future husband or wife should be to you.” Watch now!
Some men will never be able to meet the needs of their wives. They don't understand how women think and have never been required to "give" to anyone. Those who are married to these unromantic and nonc
Though modern culture may use this phrase as a joke, it's one of the highest callings for a man.
In the 1960s, the surgeon general declared cigarettes harmful to the smoker's health. More recently, researchers have warned us about the dangers of foods high in fat and cholesterol. But we hear less about the health hazards of divorce.
My wife and I love each other very much, but we're going through a time of apathy. We just don't feel close to each other. Is this normal, and is there a way to bring back the fire? This happens soone
During my freshman year I entered the mile run in a field of about twenty men. I was in good shape and finished second to an outstanding senior who rarely lost. He graduated that year and left the vac
Question: Dr. Dobson, tell me why it is inevitable for couples with good marriages to go through "flat spots" or "the blahs," and can you offer more advice about what to do when those times come?
If you want a resolution that truly transforms your year, resolve to love better—because at the heart of a worthwhile life is the quality of your relationships. You can chase better habits, bigger goals, or greater success, but none of it compares to the strength, love, and connection you experience with the people closest to you. Your relationships shape your well being, your joy, and the way you move through every day of your life.
