Is Arguing Bad For a Marriage?
"I didn't expect us to argue when we got married," is a statement we have heard many couples say during our Safe Haven Marriage intensives. Unrealistically, couples often believe that to 'not argue' i
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"I didn't expect us to argue when we got married," is a statement we have heard many couples say during our Safe Haven Marriage intensives. Unrealistically, couples often believe that to 'not argue' i
Often when stressed, depressed or overwhelmed with life, we isolate ourselves, cutting ourselves off from our most powerful life-giving resource: close friends. Research shows over and over again that
A lot of marriages encounter difficulties when spouses dont honor each other, or understand one anothers specific strengths and weaknesses. On todays Family Talk broadcast, the late marriage and family expert, Gary Smalley, examines a husbands duty to value his wife. He unpacks the key physical and emotional differences between males and females, and the ways the sexes balance each other out.
It is the end of the week. Finally, it's date night. Work can wait until Monday. Kids have a babysitter. It's you and your sweetie. Time to relax, talk, laugh and unwind together. Then it happens. An
Question: Dr. Dobson, do you believe women should seek to meet some of their emotional needs outside of marriage?
Most marriage counselors emphasize communication as a foundation for a healthy relationship: Nothing should be withheld from the marital partner.
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.
Whether a few days, weeks, or months after the wedding, something begins to happen to that lovin feeling. A man and woman just seem to lose the wind in their romantic sails. It does not always occur,
But there’s something you have to do if you are to create a healthier culture and build a grounded, courageous and fulfilled family. It’s one of the most important things you can do beca
It's hard enough to get your kids out of the bed and to Sunday School on time with your husband's help. But what if he was still fast asleep, or lounging on the couch in pajamas? Hear women share about the struggles of raising kids in an unequally yoked marriage. Whether your spouse or the spouse of a loved one doesn't believe in the grace of Jesus Christ.



