Differences

After you pinpoint the problem, calm the emotions, and listen to your spouse's side, start by making a proposal for a solution you can both live with.

In our first article of our five part series on resolving conflict in marriage, professional mediator Bob explains how to start by identifying the problem.

The next time you must tell you spouse something you know is unpleasant, try prefacing the bad news with assurance of your love and esteem for them.

Marriage presents many opportunities for disagreement. But how do we get back on track when we feel hurt or the discussion is no longer civil? A little humility can go a long way.

Are you stepping on your spouse's toes (or getting yours stepped on) when it comes to time concerns? Read on to find a better way to handle the situation.

Has dialogue with your spouse stopped and you don’t know why? Learn to spot your wounds and how they are affecting communication in your marriage.

The Bible gives leadership of the home to the husband—but what does “leadership” mean? The world says power. Jesus says service and sacrifice.

Take a chance; make a request to your spouse. You might be surprised to have your desires met. Your spouse should not be expected to read your mind!