Thoughts from Roxann

Osmosis does not make a marriage: If we want emotional intimacy, we have to be intentional. What are you currently doing to pursue your mate?

Understand the power of your words, and choose them carefully before you open your mouth!

Good communication is a necessary skill in marriage. It is an opportunity to build our spouse up, but often we end up inflicting pain.

How should you choose the precise words that will build your spouse up and strengthen your marriage? The Bible gives us a great checklist.

Some Christians are pulling away from church during this uncertain time. But the truth is, we need God and each other more than ever now.

Has your spouse hurt you deeply? Are you hanging on to bitterness? How can you learn to forgive from the heart when you are still hurting?

Stress can be a factor that destroys relationships. However, it can also provide you with meaningful ways to show love for your spouse.

Every couple has their marital struggles. What are the sticking points and irritations in your marriage? Try a healing conversation.

Are your spouse’s least favorite moments with you the ones when you feel you’ve lost control? Maybe this week you can learn to just relax, hand it over to God, and breathe.

Submitting in marriage does not make a woman a doormat. Instead, with cooperative tension, a wife can help her husband steer well.