Every family will have different priorities. Some they’ll have in common with their friends and neighbors. Others will have unique priorities, and that’s OK. But there are three priorities I believe are essential, universal, and unchanging: God, family, and church.
In marriage it’s inevitable that we will hurt and frustrate each other. It’s easy to react with negative behavior when your spouse wrongs you. But positive behavior can turn any bad situation around.
We’ve all heard couples say phrases like, “We’re in love” or “We’re out of love.” Even if your love has faded, it is possible to have a marriage that is secure, satisfying and passionate.
The annual MarriageToday Valentine weekend seminar took place last weekend (February 10 & 11, 2012) at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. Hundreds of churches across the country and around the world participated via simulcast and thousands of couples were blessed and encouraged. Were you one of them? Send us your testimony – include a picture, [...]
When Karen and I married, I was obsessed with two things: golf and work. They consumed most of my physical and emotional energy. At the end of my workday or after a game of golf, I had little time or energy left for Karen, for our children, or for God.
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