Confrontation with Kindness
In marriage, there will be many occasions when we must confront our spouses about something they’ve done that we don’t like. It might be a slight concern or annoyance. It could be a larger, more serious offense.
No human relationship is closer than the one forged between a husband and wife. When that relationship is damaged, nothing hurts more. Find out how to handle conflict and find healing when your marriage is in crisis.
In marriage, there will be many occasions when we must confront our spouses about something they’ve done that we don’t like. It might be a slight concern or annoyance. It could be a larger, more serious offense.
No one would have dreamed Brad and Sue had marriage problems. From the outside, their relationship looked perfect. Everyone loved being around them because they were so easy to get along with, but no one noticed their deteriorating marriage.

Whether you have been married one day or fifty years, anger is inevitable. Even though it’s easier said than done, disarming anger can become a fulfilling and essential part of your marriage.

Even though people desire to have a lasting marriage for a lifetime, many have become fearful of commitment because so many relationships are failing. It’s easy to ask the question, “Does marriage even work anymore?” The answer is yes, when we do it God’s way.