Christians want more than their paycheck; we want the reward of working with and for our God.

We were designed to work for God; and even now, our work is worship if we do it for Christ.

Work is love made visible, and the God who made us created us to be co-operators with Him. We work because our God works.

Children are the Occupants of the house. "Children" can refer to actual children, or causes, communities, or relationships that spring from the mission of your marriage.

There is one relationship that completes you, without which you cannot experience the fullness of life, but that relationship is not with your spouse but your Savior.

We are called to the same generous work of Christ in loving the other.

Conflict, the Wiring and Plumbing of the House, is good for a relationship when the conflict system works well, and deadly when it doesn't.

Promises limit us, free us, define us; they are God's means for a generous reordering of our lives.

Communication is the structure or framing of the house of marriage.

Marriage, like the Christian life, requires us to have a generous vision of the others' future self that is worthy of our selflessness.