Whether you have been married one day or fifty years, anger is inevitable. Even though it's easier said than done, daily disarming anger can become a fulfilling and essential part of your marriage.

Most relationships have some level of dominance and control present. As we understand how dominance destroys intimacy, we can recapture the happiness and joy we experienced at the beginning.

When people marry they bring fears into the relationship. Fear causes us to hurt and react to our spouse. Whether it's a fear of rejection or failure, fear keeps us from intimacy in marriage.

Intimacy occurs in marriage when we safely share our thoughts and feelings with each other. Whether you lack closeness or if you want to go to the next level, intimacy can return in a matter of days.

Our differences have the potential to make marriage exciting, fulfilling and especially intimate. You and your spouse don’t have to compete with each other, you can complete each other in your marriage.

Becoming soul mates never happens easily. You don't find your soul mate, you create your soul mate. Becoming one is based on making the right choices, not your emotions or chemistry with each other.

Everyone has a deep need for intimacy. Unfortunately in marriage, intimacy isn't automatic. When you learn to disarm the common intimacy inhibitors, you can experience the fulfillment of your dreams.

The deepest part of our being is our heart. Becoming one happens as we find God's purpose, will and love. Our heart is where God lives and where the essence of our marriage union resides.

Many couples have contentious topics that they can't discuss or resolve. Peace is the missing element in most marriages because couples don’t proactively talk and agree on the essential issues. When you learn the steps to peace, it will revolutionize your relationship.

Discover why sex and spiritual intimacy are directly related. You can achieve a greater level of physical satisfaction when you and your spouse share spiritual closeness.