by Dave and Ashley Willis | Nov 5, 2018 | Conflict
Politics will always be a hot-button issue. Social media is still rife with political smack talk. You’re tempted to unfriend those people who post nothing but propaganda. It’s one thing to ignore opposing political opinions when they’re coming from...
by Les and Leslie Parrott | Oct 1, 2018 | Conflict
One of the most difficult issues to face in your marriage is the realization that one of you resents the other. This can be a devastating revelation, but it doesn’t mean you can’t overcome these intimacy-killing emotions. Resentment tends to arise in marriage when one...
by Ted Lowe | Sep 17, 2018 | Conflict, For Husbands, For Wives
Men get angry. Some express their anger in different ways. Some by getting loud and frustrated. Some mumble. Some disappear. Some get sarcastic. Some get defensive. Some of us men have learned some skills to handle it better than others. But make no mistake, the anger...
by Guest Writer | Aug 27, 2018 | Advice, Conflict, Technology
Do you and your sweetheart repeatedly cancel out each other’s votes in the elections? Well, join the party. I consider myself a Libertarian and lean to the left when I must due to my upbringing, while my partner is as far right-winged as they come. I won’t even...
by Arron Chambers | Aug 6, 2018 | Conflict
Over the past decade I’ve been heavily involved in marriage coaching. I’ve worked with hundreds of couples–many who are trying to survive an affair. God has called me to work with some really “hard cases”–couples who came to me with little hope. I’ve seen God do...
by Ted Lowe | Jul 9, 2018 | Conflict, Engaged, Newlywed
Statistically speaking, married people in the U.S. expect their marriage to do a lot for them individually. We believe marriage should meet most of our relational needs. However, this perspective is a huge problem. Author, professor, and psychologist Dr. Sue Johnson...
