Is you family pressuring you into getting married? Understand that they want you to be happy. Accept it, but explain to them that you want to be careful. Don't rush into a marriage until you're ready.

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An intimate relationship isn't always physical. It's also sharing the events of your day with your spouse. Tell them about your day by describing what you experienced using your five senses.

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Are you dating someone who's bringing a lot of extra baggage into your relationship? Dr. Gary Chapman warns that you can't just brush it under the rug. If it's troublesome to you now, it will be a major problem later.

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Who do you think you are? Scripture tells us we're made in the image of God. Because God loves you, you have a special place in His family!

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Why isn't there physical intimacy in your marriage any more? Most likely because you haven't been speaking each other's love language.

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Doesn't it makes sense to "try things out" before committing to marriage? It sounds logical; but in reality, there are countless studies showing that couples who live together before marriage are less likely to stay married.

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What kind of financial legacy are you leaving your children? Have you spent a lifetime acquiring things, or have you prepared to leave an inheritance for your children?

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When you're dating someone, it's possible to be blind to warning signs. Your friends and family can see things that you can't see when you're emotionally in love.

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The most fundamental need of children is to feel loved. But other significant emotional needs they have are for security, self-worth, significance, accomplishment and being accepted. When these needs are met, children will grow up to be healthy adults.

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When teens dismiss what their parents say, it  can often be considered a phase in their development. During your children's teen years, do more listening than talking.

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