If you’re a wife who wants to reconnect with your husband, here are seven everyday habits that may be creating distance, plus practical ways to fix them.

Whether things are going well or feeling a little off, it’s worth asking: Are there habits I’ve picked up that might be making things harder between us?

How do you find the right rhythm for your marriage? Here’s a general guide to help married couples navigate sexual frequency in a healthy, practical, and loving way.

The following questions are a helpful starting point for anyone who wants to communicate more effectively and build a stronger connection in their marriage.

If you're curious about what might be going on in your husband's head, here are ten thoughts that often take up space in a man's mind.

If you're currently in a season of financial pressure, these principles can help build resilience and unity in your relationship.

Every thriving marriage needs a clear vision. When you understand the purpose of your relationship, you gain direction, motivation, and unity. A shared vision answers the essential question: Why are we together, and what are we building together?

Emotional health allows couples to communicate with grace and grow closer through both the highs and lows of life together. Here are ten habits that emotionally healthy couples tend to practice.

When a wife makes it her mission to bring her husband’s style of romance into their relationship, the results can be transformative. Not only strengthening the relationship but also inspiring him to become more attentive to her romantic needs.

Here are six common phrases women say that often mean something else, and what might actually be going on beneath the surface.

There’s often talk about a man’s desire for physical intimacy, but there are deeper emotional needs that are just as essential, if not more. Every man is different, but many share similar longings. The problem is, they don’t always know how to express them or even recognize them.

One of the most overlooked challenges in marriage is navigating the influence of difficult or overbearing people outside the relationship. While most think of threats like infidelity or emotional distance, interference from a controlling parent, toxic relative, or manipulative outsider can be just as damaging. These individuals may try to assert control, create tension, or insert themselves into dynamics where healthy boundaries are needed most.

One of the biggest communication pitfalls is confusing complaining with criticizing. Understanding the difference can dramatically improve how you and your spouse work through problems.

Sex is a vital part of a healthy, fulfilling marriage. To create an atmosphere where you and your spouse can experience deep sexual satisfaction and emotional connection, there are a few essential ingredients every couple needs to cultivate.

It’s that sudden wave of repulsion or disinterest toward a current or potential partner, often triggered by something small, like the way they chew, an awkward laugh, a bad outfit, an unusual sneeze, or even a quirky interest. For some, the ick is immediate and irreversible.

While it’s important for every person to find security and purpose within themselves first, there are still four critical needs you can meet for your husband to help your relationship grow stronger.

When a marriage struggles, it’s often because one person feels like their core needs are ignored or dismissed. When a woman shares what she needs and feels rejected, it’s deeply personal. Here are four needs every woman has, and how to meet them well.

If you want a deeper connection, better communication, and a renewed sense of partnership, it begins by showing up, on purpose, and with love.

Unforgiveness doesn’t just poison an individual’s heart. It also poisons a marriage, even if the unforgiven offense isn’t related to the relationship. Harboring resentment or bitterness toward others in your life will still have a negative effect on your marriage.

The Law of Pursuit isn’t about grand gestures or overnight transformations. It’s about rediscovering what made the relationship work in the beginning and choosing to build from there.