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Are you a “marriage dancer?” Wherever your marriage is now, do you want it to be better? What are you doing to make your marriage all it can be?

After 40 years of marriage, Roxann shares her reflections in a tender letter to Bob about what she has appreciated about their marriage in those years.

The baggage we bring with us into our marriage always hurts our marriage. You have to get rid of it if you want to really dance.

To protect ourselves from pain, we live our lives in self-protection mode. But if we want freedom, we must pursue God’s truth and act on it.

Bad things happen to everyone. It's your reaction that is the true test of character. Beware of your wrong interpretations to these painful events.

What are the messages you internalized early in life that interfere with your marriage and other relationships? What still influences the way you live your life today?

What does it means to really know and understand your spouse? Are you letting them slip away? This poignant poem is worth a read.

For better communication with your spouse—start with your heart. Dive into the Bible for lasting solutions.

When we took ballroom dance lessons, we not only learned to love dance, we learned out to better lead and follow each other in our marriage.

There is much we can learn from ballroom dance to improve our marriages - especially about the biblical principles of leading and following.