Cherishing Your Spouse
Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Your spouse is your treasure; you’ve searched high and low and found each other, so cherish your treasure.
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MARRIAGE
Are We Falling Out of Love?
Are you and your spouse falling out of love? Learn the four types of “loves” that should exist in a marriage and how to cultivate them.
Date Night Tips
You know dating your spouse is good for your marriage. It’s time to save the date! Do something fun together, just the two of you.
PARENTING
4 Powerful Ways to Love Your Teens and Help Them Like You Back (Maybe)
Invest in your relationship with your teens, not only to keep you from regrets but to also give your teens a solid footing for their lives ahead.
When Mother’s Day Hurts
Being a mum can be rewarding and gut-wrenching, sometimes at the same time. Depending on the circumstances, this Mother’s Day may be one that you anticipate with fear, sorrow, or dread.
Your Child’s Love Language
Children express and receive love in different ways — some through acts of service; others through affirming words; still others through gifts, quality time or physical touch. Each of these expressions of love represents a different “language.” Discern the emotional needs of our children by understanding the five love languages.
FAMILY Q&A
Q&A: Keeping the spark alive after the wedding
Question: My fiancé and I can’t wait to begin our new lives together. I’ll confess, though, that I’m afraid this excitement will wane into routine
Q&A: Buying me gifts I don’t like
Question: My mother-in-law buys me gifts that I don’t like. No matter what the item, it rarely fits my tastes. I don’t want to hurt
Q&A: Building a lifelong marriage
Question: As newlyweds, what can my spouse and I do to ensure that our marriage will last a lifetime? Answer: To begin with, believe that
