Grace and Truth: Two Extremes
Sex should be a fantastic stress-reliever within marriage. But I’ve seen stress do the exact opposite: the anxiety it produces leaves one or both spouses exhausted and sexually unresponsive.
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.
Sex should be a fantastic stress-reliever within marriage. But I’ve seen stress do the exact opposite: the anxiety it produces leaves one or both spouses exhausted and sexually unresponsive.
We don’t always talk about it in church or among our friends, but sexual problems are one of the main causes of tension between married couples.

When someone is dominant in a marriage it affects the entire family. Nearly every relationship has some level of dominance present. As we understand how dominance destroys intimacy, we can recapture the happiness and joy that we experienced at the beginning.

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.