Condescension is a subtle poison in relationships. While we often use it to feel superior, the Bible calls us to a different standard. Learn how to trade a patronizing attitude for the heart of Jesus.
Read MoreSaying “I’m sorry” is a struggle for everyone. Between our pride and our fear of looking weak, we often stay stuck. Explore the four major roadblocks to an apology and learn how a Jesus-centered perspective can lead you toward healing.
Read MoreDon’t wait for an argument to erupt to talk about your problems. Discover how a scheduled “State of the Union” meeting and the ATTUNE method can transform your marriage.
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Every couple enters marriage with spoken and unspoken expectations. If left unexamined, these can lead to conflict. Discover how to use communication and grace to align your expectations.
Read MoreEver felt like your apology didn’t “land”? It might be because you’re speaking the wrong language. Explore the five apology languages and learn how to restore your relationships using biblical principles of grace and truth.
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.
Read MoreWhat if the secret to a great marriage isn’t grand gestures, but small moments? Discover how responding to your spouse’s “bids for connection” can transform your relationship and reflect the love of Jesus in your home.
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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 MoreConflict in marriage is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. Learn how to identify unhealthy “fight languages” and replace them with biblical patterns of listening and grace to keep your marriage strong.
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An emotionally intelligent spouse understands their own emotions while also being able to empathize and understand their spouse’s perspective.
Read MoreDiscover the four communication styles that signal your marriage might be in serious trouble. Grounded in biblical wisdom, this article explains how to spot criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling, offering practical steps to restore your relationship.
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Healthy boundaries lead to a healthy marriage and gives you the ability to love selflessly and sacrificially.
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If you experience ongoing conflict with the in-laws, it’s time to draw some boundaries using three steps.
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Universal quantifiers are over-generalizations that only add fuel to the fire in your conflict so avoid them at all costs!
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Selfishness is at the root of marital disfunction. Discover the areas where you need to improve.
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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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In conflict, emotions often run high on both sides. The key is understanding all emotions, not just your own.
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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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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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The key is defining your goals both at work and at home to find a healthy balance as a couple.
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Most people think one of the worst things parents can do is fight in front of their kids. But that’s not necessarily true.
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Setting healthy boundaries with your in-laws is one of the most practical – and difficult – tasks for any couple. Here are a few simple tips…
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What has your family culture taught you about communication and conflict? Take what was good but leave behind what was bad.
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