It's been said that you should give your partner a sincere, genuine compliment at least once a day. But we want to avoid making it a check on your to-do list!

How can we handle the fact that we came from two very different households when it came to parenting and now we can't seem to get on the same page concerning our kids?

Some encouragement for parenting children and step-children.

You will most certainly solve the stewardship problem when you make a budget and stick with it!

Authenticity is what the world is seeking, and it is hard to find. Though our marriages are messy, Jesus is glorified when his people live real and authentic lives, allowing him to work in and through our faults and failures to his own ends.

More than just fun and support, a healthy circle of godly friends is an essential part of our growth and well-being as individuals and as married couples.

One thing everyone should know is that if your married, you're going to fight. The question is not "what if we fight?" but "how can we fight in a healthy and productive way?"

Your presence matters in your marriage. It is an invaluable gift. May you give yourself generously and sacrificially, knowing that your presence makes all the difference.

Our God is a creator. He is the ultimate creative being. It stands to reason, then, that since he created us in his image, that he also created us to create. You are creative!

Don't beat yourself up about your spouse getting on your nerves. We are all human, we are going to annoy each other. Focus on having a grateful attitude, and you will find something to be truly grateful for.