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There is still no substitute for the biblical prescription for marriage, nor will its wisdom ever be replaced. A successful husband and wife relationship begins with the attitude of the man; he has been ordained by God as the head of the family, and the responsibility for its welfare rests upon his shoulders.
Motherhood is one of the toughest jobs there is — and one of the least praised.
Taking life too seriously can cause your marriage to bog down and lose its enjoyment. The solution? The Bible tells us that laughter is good medicine for the heart. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that having fun together may be the prescription your relationship needs. Watch now to discover how lightening the mood can help make your marriage joyful again.
Do you enjoy teasing your wife? When you're with friends, do you occasionally reveal an embarrassing secret about her? One key to building trust is to take great care not to hurt or embarrass those we love.
What, then, according to our seasoned panel of experts, is the single most important key to enjoying a successful marriage the one thing most likely to guarantee a lifetime of intimacy and love?
If you really want to know about a man and what kind of character he has, you need only look at the countenance of his wife. Everything he has invested, or withheld, will be there.
Almost all husbands and wives experience conflict from time to time, which is not necessarily unhealthy to their relationships. A verbal spat that stays within reasonable limits can open the windows a
Question: Dr. Dobson, do you think happily married husbands and wives should be able to live together without fighting?
We have all heard it said that a woman is most beautiful when she is in love. It's true. You've seen it yourself. When a woman knows that she is loved and loved deeply, she glows from the inside. This radiance stems from a heart that has had its deepest questions answered. "Am I lovely?" "Am I worth fighting for?" "Have I been and will I continue to be romanced?" When these questions are answered, Yes, a restful, quiet spirit settles in a woman's heart.
Laughter is the key to survival during the special stresses of the child-rearing years. If you can see the delightful side of your assignment, you can also deal with the difficult.
