Words that Value Your Spouse
Words can be powerful, especially words that make your spouse feel valued. Learn how words can change a relationship for the better.
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MARRIAGE
Sexual Needs: His & Hers
Marital intimacy is often hindered by poor communication, unmet expectations, and resentment. Learn how to meet your spouse’s needs in the area of marital intimacy.
The Inner Lives Of Wives
Buried inside even the most secure woman is a latent insecurity about whether her man really loves her. Discover three eye-opening assumptions a loving husband can consider to better understand his wife and make her happy.
PARENTING
Homework and Responsibility
Sometimes parents get stressed over homework more so than their children. What is the right way to teach your child about time management, responsibility and consequences?
Showing Grace to Your Family in Close Quarters
Working from home isn’t easy, especially when interruptions result in harsh words, tears or slamming doors. Learn how to turn frustration into authentic communication, and show grace to your family.
Your Teens Need You, Not More Screen Time
Would you like a more meaningful connection with your teens? Take hours out of your day to spend less screen time and more face-to-face time with your teens.
FAMILY Q&A
Q&A: Teaching sons about healthy competitions
Question: My wife and I were both athletes in school, and we’re very competitive. Our six-year-old twins want to start playing badminton. We’re all for
Q&A: Expecting our first child
Question: My wife and I are expecting our first child. I’m anxious to be a dad and also intimidated. My father wasn’t a good role
Q&A: Doing most of the house chores
Question: My wife and I have been married just a few months, and already we’re constantly arguing about chores. I’m the one who cares that