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A bridegroom coming for his bride is a picture of God coming for us. God invaded the world with Jesus' birth to come for us. Have you accepted his offer?

Are you protecting yourself and not sharing everything with your spouse, hoping they won’t criticize you or push you away? Stop hiding today!

This is a call for husbands, sons, grandsons to step up—to be more Tom Hanks-ish and less Harvey Weinstein-ish. To act like men as God intended.

In marriage and in dance, a good leader isn’t there to promote himself—he's there to serve. Competent, generous leaders offer confidence and security.

To our American readers, have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday with your families and friends! May you be filled with joy and gratitude for each other.

A new term—toxic masculinity—emerged from recent media scandals. But godly masculinity and character calls men to imitate Jesus by serving and doing good.

Are you showing contempt in your marriage by communicating disrespect to your spouse in words, actions, or thoughts? How can we show tenderness instead?

Cooperative tension can and should exist in your marriage. It acknowledges that you and your spouse are teammates and that you want to move together as one.

When a man is unclear, his wife might want to step into the void and take control. Practice the steps. The more you learn, the more confident you become.

Would your marriage benefit from you asking? Ask for what you want—it's not nagging. Repeating a request is sometimes necessary.