For Adults

The first step toward improving or enhancing your marriage is to understand what happens when relationships fail. This has been well documented by extensive research into couples that were not able to save their marriages. Learning about their failures can prevent your relationship from making the same mistakes — or rescue it if it already has. In “The Seven Principles

Many of us have walked with the Lord most of our lives and have decades of faith stories to pass along to our grandchildren. Not only can we share how we came to faith in Christ, but we can also tell them how God answered our prayers, provided for our needs, and rescued us from impossible situations. My grands love

When we think about what makes relationships last, we often focus on big moments—weddings, anniversaries, major conflicts, or life transitions. But decades of research tell a different story: it’s the little things that keep love strong- the small, repeated moments of connection that matter most. These moments are called rituals of connection—intentional or habitual ways couples stay emotionally connected amid

It’s a new year, and you may have set resolutions—to get healthier, achieve a goal, or simply find more contentment. These are all worthy pursuits, but as you look ahead, don’t forget to tend to your most important relationship—the one with the person you love. Use this intentional moment to reset, reconnect, and renew the way you communicate. What Is

You and your spouse can also experience a happy marriage by celebrating your journey so far and looking forward to what God will do in the future. Proverbs 16:3 encourages you to: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” Reflecting on milestones you’ve achieved together and planning future goals strengthens your partnership and keeps