For Adults

“We love because he first loved us.” In a world where love has been redefined, grandparents need to emphasize the source of love—God. Explain to your grandchildren how God first loved us, enabling us to love others. Without God, there would be no love at all! Add a prayer that says, “Lord, please help my grandchild experience Your love in

What to Expect in Midlife  Perimenopause symptoms that signal the beginning of the menopause transition for women happen a lot earlier than many of us expect and not the way we often anticipate. The average age of menopause (the day after a woman has gone a full year without her period) is 51. Everyday after is considered postmenopause. But the

In 2026, the American psyche is grappling with a profound sense of collective displacement. The emotional landscape is no longer defined by typical policy debates, but by a pervasive state of hypervigilance. For many, the country feels less like a home and more like a volatile environment where the “rules of the game” change by the hour. Key Takeaways: Existential

How to Discern Counterfeit Relationships and Trust God’s “No” Have you ever been in a relationship with a guy who you thought was the one? I mean, he was the perfect package on the outside—tall, handsome, said all the right things, and even attended church regularly. He seemed to be everything you prayed for in a future husband. But then,

An excerpt from The Intimate Animal by Kinsey Institute Director Dr. Justin Garcia where he illuminates the mysteries of how we date, mate and navigate our love lives. The post Broken Up But Not Forgotten appeared first on The Gottman Institute.

The divorce announcement by Bill and Melinda Gates took many people by surprise. From the outside, it seemed that the couple’s lives were very intertwined. Why do this now after 27 years of marriage? Despite the fact that overall divorce rates in the U.S. dropped since the 1980s, the rate of divorce among people over 50 climbed to historic levels.