Thoughts from Roxann

Part 2 – How to Have Harmony Instead of a Tug-of-War Last week, we broached the topic of submitting to your husband. I have been in situations in which the topic became contentious. Looking at [...]

What does it mean for wives to submit and what does that look like? Let's dive into the misunderstandings of this topic in our new series.

We know how to treat fellow Christians—loving and encouraging them in faith. Shouldn’t we give our spouse the same, if not better treatment?

Are there some disappointments you've had to endure these last 8 months? What is God showing you? Maybe it's better than what you expected.

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.

We just took an amazing hiking trip and found many similarities between climbing a mountain and thriving in your marriage during a pandemic.

The word “love” is thrown around so much in our society. But when asked, what do women really say their husbands do or say that make them feel loved?