In this busy life, prayer is often something that gets pushed to the backburner, yet we all know we need to pray more often.

Is there a wrong way and a right way to do everything?

From a listener: My wife and I are recently retired. We want to make the most of this time but also know that it can be very trying on a marriage. What are your suggestions?

We remember 7% of what we hear, 90% of what we see, and 100% of what we do. Doing activities together is imprinted on our mind’s eye! Things will break, fade out of style but memories will get us thru the tough times.

Conflict and arguments are both inevitable and necessary in a marriage. There are times when your spouse hurts your feelings and times when your spouse does something that makes you angry. Hurt and anger are normal human emotions, and it is perfectly appropriate to communicate about these emotions in order to work through them in a healthy manner.

Don’t take undue responsibility and treat him as a child - A husband’s purpose it to be a teammate with you!

How do we capture family time in this busy world?

Question from a listener: "My husband is sick and the stress on our marriage is extraordinary! I am the caregiver and also have to work full time, as well as take care of household duties and children! How does our marriage survive an illness?"

Technology is not a bad thing when used wisely.

In general, women want a husband that values her opinion, loves her unconditionally and views her as a partner.