Q&A: Getting my wife to forgive past hurts
Forgiveness is a process. Read more to understand this process and what you can do while waiting on your spouse to forgive you over past hurts.
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Starting a new year is always exciting. As a married couple, there are certain things you can do together to start the year right. Read more to find out what these things are.
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PARENTING
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FAMILY Q&A
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Q&A: Developing a grateful heart
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Q&A: Our son pushing us to anger
Q: Our young son is defiant and talks back. He won’t do his homework and refuses to clean his room. When we try to discuss
Q&A: Staying together for the sake of our children
Q: My marriage of 17 years is basically dead. My husband and I are both done with it, but we have agreed that we’ll stay