Learn How To Really Listen to Your Spouse
One of our greatest needs is to be understood by others. This is especially true for a healthy marriage. Learn what it means to really listen so your spouse can feel most understood by you.
Read MoreOne of our greatest needs is to be understood by others. This is especially true for a healthy marriage. Learn what it means to really listen so your spouse can feel most understood by you.
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Aristotle said three things are necessary for any good “argument”- logos, pathos and ethos. Find out how these three things can help you in your next marital conflict.
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Relational immediacy means inviting someone to stop and reflect on what just happened relationally or emotionally in conflict.
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Having any kind of conversation can be stressful but having a hard conversation with someone can be downright terrifying. But, if you go into it with the right motives and a clear plan, even a hard conversation can go well.
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There are some important do’s and don’ts when having a disagreement with your spouse. Learn what you should do if you want to resolve your fights in a healthy way.
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It’s easy to point out when someone else is doing everything wrong – but the reality is we aren’t perfect either.
Read MoreApologizing is difficult to do but a necessary skill if you want to have a healthy marriage. Avoid some typical excuses for why people don’t want to say “I’m sorry.”
Read MoreIt’s not always easy to be positive. In fact, we oftentimes find that being critical is our default.
Read MoreWe all have baggage of some kind, so learning to talk about it is important in a healthy relationship.
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Our words are powerful and they have the ability to either bring healing or destruction to our relationships.
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We usually give ourselves the benefit of the doubt, but often deny it to others. Yet this way of thinking is toxic for relationships.
Read MoreLearn how responding to your spouse’s subtle hints or suggestions can make your marriage healthy and strong.
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Understanding your emotions is only part of the battle. The next challenge is knowing how to express them.
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How do you start a spiritual conversation? Here are three tips to get a conversation going.
Read MoreUnmet expectations can destroy a marriage. Become aware of yours so you can help your spouse know and understand them, too.
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Gossip is dangerous and poisonous to our relationships. Learn what to watch out for and what it takes to avoid being a gossip.
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Author John Gottman encourages couples to have a “State of the Union” talk that helps them address potential conflicts in the marriage. Here’s how it works…
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Humans are made in God’s image, but we’re also born with a sin nature. Learning to be self-aware will help Christians live out their new nature. Ezekiel 36:26
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Seeking wisdom from an unbiased person can be helpful so long as you don’t insert them into the conflict.
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It’s better to be proactive in your conflict, by using clear statements, that will lead to a productive conversation and actual solutions.
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One of the most destructive communication patterns in marriage is passive-aggression. Here are three reasons NOT to get into the habit in your home.
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Healthy emotions and relational skills lead to a good life. But the foundation of it all is character.
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Don’t let sibling rivalry get in the way of being good to others in your family.
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