Here’s how to put the belief-feeling-behavior chain into practice.

The very things that drew you to your spouse at the start—those quirks, habits, and perspectives—can also be the things that drive you nuts later on.

Here are ten things to keep in mind as you head into the busy season.

These statements may seem small, but they carry big weight.

If you’ve ever wondered why communication feels easy with some people and complicated with others, you’re not alone.

This simple phrase shows your wife that you see her, the real her.

What can you do when your spouse won’t say “I’m sorry”?

These three challenges show up in every relationship. Understand them, and you’ll grow together.

Here are 5 things to remember when you and your spouse disagree.

If your marriage is struggling, start here.

Many couples in struggling marriages find themselves at a crossroads, unsure of where to begin the healing process. When a relationship is under pressure and divorce feels imminent, it’s easy to feel paralyzed. But sometimes, one intentional act—especially one that prioritizes connection over comfort—can shift everything.

Here are five practical things you can do when you feel stuck in a hard season of marriage.

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.