Series

Part 3 of our series - if you can understand the forces that shaped your mate, it will go a long way to helping you understand why they respond the way they do.

In part 2 of our 3 part series on speaking to your spouse's heart, we give you some questions to ask to keep help you listen intently and care deeply.

Is the busyness of life getting in the way of communicating with your spouse? Try our method of conversation and see the results.

Not dealing with past pain puts a real strain on a marriage. Why didn't it work when you've tried to resolve past pain before? Read on.

May God bring you great growth in your life and marriage this week as you let Him address the underlying problems and show you what to do.

Today, we're talking about people who are not willing to do what it takes to deal with past emotional pain that is messing up their marriage.

Oftentimes, dealing with emotional pain in marriage means recognizing there's even a problem in the first place, and seeking God to heal it.

Keeping the relationship is of paramount importance in marriage. The goal of a disagreement is not to win the argument, it’s to win your spouse.

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 an argument, when you listen attentively to your response it goes a long way toward making you feel better and diffuse the argument.