Mom isn’t off-duty until everyone is fed, bathed and asleep.

When you come from work, remember that her day is still far from over. You can help by grabbing take out, or making dinner once in a while. Take over the bedtime routine with the kids so she can slow down.

Make crashing on the couch together your goal.

God says that it’s not good for us to be alone. He knows what we need most, and He’s worthy of our trust. Life truly is better together.

Did you know that getting outside is good for you? It’s also great for your marriage! Maybe you’re already a nature junkie, spending plenty of time outdoors. But for those of you who struggle with the heat, cold, bugs and sun, here are some benefits to consider braving the elements for.

Did you know you can make your spouse funnier? We’ve mentioned before that you should look for the good, the noble, the pure, the praiseworthy things in your spouse. Today I want you to recall something about your spouse that made you laugh.

Trust is so important for the sake of your unity and bond. If you have broken it, pull out all the stops to heal the hurt and begin the process of rebuilding.

Each of us has worries. The burdens we bear can weigh us down to the point of crushing us under their weight. But we weren’t meant to carry our troubles alone. Scripture says to cast them on Jesus.

One of the biggest complaints we hear from married couples is they wish they had more time to connect with one another. Life is just so busy; how do we make time for each other?

Each of us has had a different experience with the church, some great, some not so great. Churches have the ability to hurt and wound us because, well… they’re full of messed up people just you and me.

But the church is still one of the primary ways that God challenges and grows us, and fellowship is vital to the health and growth of your marriage.

It might hurt a little, but it won’t kill you to let the little things go for the sake of your marriage.

Dads, your daughters naturally desire to have a connection with you, especially on a physical and emotional level.