Starting couples counseling is a meaningful step, and it often means both partners care deeply about the relationship, even if things feel strained or uncertain right now. Therapy isn’t about assigning blame or proving who’s right; it’s about understanding each other better and learning new...
Preparing for marriage is one of the most meaningful seasons of life. It’s a time filled with hope, excitement, and dreams for the future. Yet it’s also a time to build the kind of trust and intimacy that will support a lifelong covenant. Scripture says,...
Discovering infidelity can feel like the ground has been pulled out from beneath you. It brings shock, anger, confusion, and deep pain. Yet, as impossible as it might seem, many couples do find a way to rebuild after betrayal. Recovery is not about erasing what...
Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts, but it can also be one of the hardest journeys we walk. When two people—both imperfect, both carrying wounds and expectations—come together, there will be seasons of joy and seasons of struggle. If you and your spouse find...
Navigating conflict in marriage is both essential and deeply biblical. Whether you're newly married or have been together for decades, respectful dialogue during disagreements can protect the relationship and foster lasting connection. Next time you’re in the middle of a fight, remembering these truths can...
Marriage is a covenant, not a contract, and asking the right questions now lays the groundwork for love, unity, and faithfulness in the years ahead. Here are key questions to explore before your wedding, either together or with a pre-marital counselor. Faith & Values Your...