The 5 Traits of an Emotionally Intelligent Marriage
An emotionally intelligent spouse understands their own emotions while also being able to empathize and understand their spouse’s perspective.
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Frameworks for a Better Marriage (Series)
The four horsemen, personality types, emotional intelligence: build a better union by applying these well-known frameworks to your marriage. A 4-part series.
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New Marriage, Same Couple (Series)
Learn the four secrets to overcoming infidelity and rebuilding your marriage. Based on the book by Josh and Katie Walters.
Read MoreHow Do I Love My Teens?
Loving your teens requires patience and intentionality. Learn how to move past the struggle of control and build a lasting, grace-filled relationship that points your children toward Jesus.
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Parenting Teens (Series)
Learn how to raise teens to think biblically in a secular world – through a little discipline, a lot of affirmation, and an extra helping of intentionality.
Read MoreWhat Should I Do About the Teen Brain?
Parenting the teen brain requires a strategy. Learn how to balance listening, boundaries, and self-expression to guide your teen toward a faith-filled adulthood
Read MoreWhat Are the Two Fundamental Principles for Parenting Teens?
Parenting teenagers can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be a battle. Discover the two fundamental principles for parenting teens that focus on building relationship and fostering ownership.
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4 Signs That Your Marriage Is in Trouble
A couple’s ability to communicate is obviously foundational to a healthy marriage. Gottman would say there are 4 communication styles that often lead to the end of marriage because of the damage they inflict on couples.
Read MoreWhat Are the Failing Power Tools of Parenting?
Many parents rely on manipulation, intimidation, or bribery to manage behavior. While these methods may yield quick results, they fail to reach the heart. Discover how to trade these failing power tools of parenting for a more effective, gospel-centered approach that builds long-term character and trust.
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Boundaries With Friends
If you’re a compliant person, you need to watch out for these 4 types of dynamics that can complicate a friendship.
Read MoreHow Do We Model and Teach Healthy Boundaries to Our Kids?
Learn practical ways to teach your children to set healthy boundaries. Discover biblical principles for modeling, enforcement, and building character in your kids
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The 10 Laws Of Boundaries
Like anything in the natural world, healthy relationships are governed by basic principles. Here are 10 of them.
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What Are Boundaries In Relationships?
Discover what boundaries are, what happens when we don’t have them and how our upbringing impacts our ability to draw them.
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Managing a Relationship With a Vulnerable Narcissist
Vulnerable narcissism is characterized by a combination of narcissistic traits and a tendency towards vulnerability and insecurity.
Read MoreHow Do I Help My Kids Manage Weird Sexual Thoughts?
f your child has shared an unsettling thought with you, don’t panic. Learn how to navigate these conversations by staying calm, keeping communication open, and anchoring your kids in the truth of God’s design for purity and relationships.
Read MoreHow Do I Help My Depressed Teen?
Do you suspect your child is struggling with mental health? Learn how to help a depressed teen by prioritizing active listening, seeking professional support, and anchoring your family in the hope found in Jesus Christ.
Read MoreHow Does a Love Map Help Your Marriage?
What is a love map, and why does your marriage need one? Discover how staying updated on your spouse’s dreams, fears, and daily life creates a foundation of friendship and protects your relationship during conflict.
Read MoreHow Should We Pray for Our Family?
When we ask, “How should we pray for our family?” we often feel lost. Learn to intercede for your loved ones by aligning your prayers with God’s will, focusing on their spiritual maturity, wisdom, and unity rather than just your own personal desires
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Stop Using Universal Quantifiers in Conflict
Universal quantifiers are over-generalizations that only add fuel to the fire in your conflict so avoid them at all costs!
Read MoreCan There Be Hope For Reconciliation?
Discover the biblical path to restoring a broken marriage. Even in the face of infidelity, the gospel offers hope for reconciliation. Learn how to pursue peace, rebuild trust, and lean on God’s strength to heal your relationship.
Read MoreHow Can Understanding Personality Types Help Your Marriage?
Is your spouse’s personality a source of frustration or a reason for celebration? Discover how personality frameworks can help you move from judgment to empathy.
Read MoreWhat Do I Do When My Kids Are Rejected by Friends?
When your kids are rejected by friends, it can be heartbreaking. Learn how to navigate this painful season by validating their feelings and anchoring their identity in God’s love.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to Cherish Your Wife?
Most husbands know they are called to love their wives, but what does it mean to cherish them? Explore the biblical call to nourish, protect, and value your wife as a priceless gift.
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Ethos, Pathos and Logos in Marriage
Aristotle said three things are necessary for any good “argument”- logos, pathos and ethos. Find out how these three things can help you in your next marital conflict.
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