Never Alone Widows, Part 2
How do you rebuild after the unimaginable loss of a spouse?
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How do you rebuild after the unimaginable loss of a spouse?
Build each other up in your marriage, and become a mirror of love and grace every day.
Losing one’s spouse is devastating, but losing two before age 31 is unimaginable.
Does your marriage sometimes feel like a tug-of-war? You want to be heard. You want to be valued. You want your husband to understand you. But instead of closeness, you feel tension. Instead of warmth, there is distance. And when you read passages in Scripture that instruct wives to “submit” or “respect,” something inside you tightens. It feels unfair, risky, and maybe even impossible.
Do you ever feel like your marriage is caught in “the crazy cycle?” On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson welcomes best-selling author Dr. Emerson Eggerichs to discuss his book, Love & Respect. He shares powerful biblical insights from Ephesians 5:33 about how husbands need respect and wives need love. Discover how to break the cycle and strengthen your marriage.
Our enemy, Satan, often uses conflict in marriage to sow discord and division. He tries to amplify minor misunderstandings and disagreements, turning them into heated arguments. In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain how couples can avoid falling into the enemy's trap by striving for unity and working together as a team.
In a world where many marriages struggle to survive, what does it take to build a thriving, intimate relationship? In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share five essentials that can transform your bond from fragile to flourishing. These timeless principles will help you deepen your connection, weather challenges, and grow closer than ever before. Watch now to learn more!
One of the Left’s many big lies comes most often from the LGBTQ lobby. They claim that all they want to do is live and let live. “Let us be who we are.” These were powerful arguments during the debate over changing the 3,000-year-old definition of marriage from the union of a man and a woman to the joining of two people of the same sex. But we have discovered over and over again that as soon as the LGBTQ movement gets power, the live-and-let-live attitude toward Christians goes out the window, replaced by an iron fist that demands we sacrifice the teachings of our faith. And it isn’t only homosexual issues. Don’t forget, President Obama tried to force Catholic nuns—nuns!—to subsidize abortions. His attack on religious liberty was eventually overruled by the Supreme Court. Joe Biden tried, too. Biden’s Department of Education threatened every school district in the country that if they did not allow boys into girls’ bathrooms, he would cut off their school lunch programs for poor students. Unbelievable! By the way, most of the media ignored this outrage. There are hundreds of examples like this, and JDFI has been in many of these battles. Here is ...
If a commitment to Christ is the foundation for a successful marriage, then daily prayer together is the steady, brick-by-brick construction that provides a safe haven for genuine intimacy.
What are the mysterious ingredients that almost all good marriages have in common? What accounts for the marvelous blending of personalities when two separate and distinct individuals establish a youn



