A high view of marriage shifts our focus from personal happiness to divine purpose. Learn why the Bible describes marriage as a “one flesh” union and a living parable of the gospel, and how this perspective creates lasting commitment and spiritual growth.
Read MoreAttachment types act as a blueprint for how we relate to our spouses. By understanding these styles and anchoring our identity in Jesus, we can break unhealthy relationship cycles and move toward a more secure, loving, and Christ-centered marriage.
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In this book study, pastor and author Ben Stuart dives into the biblical truths surrounding relationship, from single to married, and illuminates how we as Christians are called, by God, to love one another.
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In this series, you’ll talk through 100 questions to help you determine if you should “tie the knot”!
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In this series for men, we approach the difficult reality for a lot of men in today’s world. Looking at the Bible, we’ll learn how to lead in our homes through difficult circumstances.
Read Morerust isn’t a gift you give; it’s a foundation you build. Learn why the Bible views trust as a measurable result of faithfulness and how proactive forgiveness opens the door to restoring your marriage.
Read MoreIf you’re working from a faulty definition of love, your marriage is missing the foundation it needs to last a lifetime.
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Jesus answers some difficult questions about divorce and remarriage. Understanding the Jewish context unlocks the mystery for married couples in every generation.
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If you experience ongoing conflict with the in-laws, it’s time to draw some boundaries using three steps.
Read MoreWhat is a love map, and why does your marriage need one? Discover how staying updated on your spouse’s dreams, fears, and daily life creates a foundation of friendship and protects your relationship during conflict.
Read MoreIs your spouse’s personality a source of frustration or a reason for celebration? Discover how personality frameworks can help you move from judgment to empathy.
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Marriage can be hard but Jesus models the type of love that can help you go the distance.
Read MoreHow do you make your spouse feel truly special? Setting your spouse apart is about more than just romance; it’s a biblical calling to create a unique, protected space for your relationship to grow. Explore how to “leave and cleave” while building a Jesus-centered marriage.
Read MoreIs the spark fading in your relationship? Explore these practical tips for keeping love in your marriage. From practicing radical forgiveness to prioritizing quality time, learn how to build a resilient, joyful union based on timeless biblical principles.
Read MoreAre emotions a help or a hindrance to your relationship? Explore how a biblical understanding of feelings can transform your marriage from a list of chores into a vibrant, “one flesh” union centered on Christ-like empathy and connection.
Read MoreBeing a Swiss Army knife husband means more than just fixing things. It’s about being a versatile leader who is ready to meet your family’s spiritual and emotional needs
Read MoreThink of your marriage as a masterpiece in progress. From the “messy middle” to the fine details of daily kindness, see how God is the Lead Artist in your relationship.
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As we get older, passions may wane and marriage can become routine. But it’s worth it to keep the romantic flame kindled.
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We should not just have warm, fuzzy feelings about our wives, but demonstrate love in action by caring for our wives’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
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Husbands, hear what one wife says women really want from their husbands.
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The wordly view of marriage has seeped into the church and drowned out God’s voice and intent for marriage.
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Ian and Larissa met at college in 2005. After dating for nearly a year, Ian suffered a traumatic brain injury that removed much of his speaking and moving abilities.
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God didn’t create us to be boring and uninterested in fun. He created us to find pleasure in all he’s created.
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How do you apply biblical love in a difficult relationship? Is it possible to love like Jesus and yet not be codependent in our relationships?
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