If you’re working from a faulty definition of love, your marriage is missing the foundation it needs to last a lifetime.

rust isn’t a gift you give; it’s a foundation you build. Learn why the Bible views trust as a measurable result of faithfulness and how proactive forgiveness opens the door to restoring your marriage.

Conflict in marriage is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. Learn how to identify unhealthy “fight languages” and replace them with biblical patterns of listening and grace to keep your marriage strong.

Everyone has a primary way that they show and receive love. For a better marriage, start speaking your spouse’s language, even if it isn’t natural for you.

Understanding your temperament can help you appreciate your spouse, rather than trying to change them into your likeness.

Have you been in an argument and think you apologized, but your spouse says you didn’t? That’s because you might be speaking a different language.

Just like the changing seasons, your marriage will go through times of growth, death, excitement and change.