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A husband's brutal outburst at home was met with unexpected kindness from his wife, who treated him with grace despite his wrongdoing, revealing that Christian marriage is built on this principle of treating each other better than they deserve. By embracing Jesus' example of lavishing grace on others, husbands can transform their relationships and reconcile conflicts in a more loving and effective way.

In the context of modern marriage, the concept of "ownership" can be a sensitive topic, but it's rooted in a deeper desire to belong and be united with someone. By embracing this idea in a biblical sense, couples can cultivate a healthy balance between individuality and unity, leading to a more profound and beautiful relationship.

Each individual among you also is to love his own wife even as himself (Eph. 5:33). The longer you are together, the more things you learn about this man or woman that are not very pleasant, not too pretty.

A Christian man's decision to leave his job for full-time ministry sparks a crisis in his marriage, forcing him to re-examine the leadership style of Jesus and prioritize his wife's spiritual growth over his own ambitions. By studying the Bible and seeking guidance from mature Christian women, he ultimately finds a path forward that allows them to enter ministry together as partners.

You have not remembered... (Ezek. 16:43). This is not a day for practical purposes. This is Valentine's Day. And Sam forgot it...

A woman's ideal partner is not one who emulates her, but rather complements her with their unique strengths and qualities, as highlighted in a recent article that explores the importance of embracing men's differences in relationships. By recognizing and valuing each other's gendered strengths, couples can form a more complete and harmonious union, reflecting God's image together.

A husband's act of kindness to his wife, serving her a meal without expectation of praise or reward, reveals the difference between "from" love and "for" love, leading him to re-evaluate his motivations and prioritize genuine expression of affection. By shifting from self-serving actions to humble gestures, he finds a deeper sense of joy and connection in their marriage.

When financial disagreements threaten to tear a marriage apart, it's not about the amount of money at stake, but rather the underlying values and desires that drive spending habits. By implementing five practical tips - from appreciating each other's values to divvying up responsibilities according to strengths - couples can work together to resolve tension around money and build a stronger, more harmonious relationship.

There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear (1 John 4:18). If you accept only in part, you can love only in part.

A mother's experience of living with malaria in Africa serves as a powerful metaphor for the dangers of emotional affairs, highlighting the importance of honesty and accountability in relationships. By exploring the biblical principles of discernment and self-reflection, readers can learn how to protect themselves from the swift and fatal consequences of emotional infidelity.

A popular phrase "Imma pray for you" is often used with a condescending tone in the South, implying that someone else's struggles are not one's own. However, this author argues that true prayer and support require a different approach, emphasizing the importance of praying with, rather than just for, one another.

A wife's battle against her husband's inner critic reveals a deeper struggle with sin and the importance of bearing each other's burdens while keeping watch on oneself. By learning to feed kind words, affirm love, and pray together, couples can carry their spouse's stress and frustrations to Jesus, finding rest for their souls in the process.

A husband's journey to overcome his critical nature and learn the value of gracious praise in his marriage is revealed through a heartwarming story of how he finally expressed genuine appreciation for his wife's efforts, leading to a deeper connection and spiritual growth. By reflecting on biblical principles such as Philippians 4:8 and Ephesians 4:29, readers can apply these lessons to their own marriages and cultivate a culture of constructive praise and encouragement.

As a couple navigates the ups and downs of life, one woman reflects on her husband's words of wisdom about embracing each other's process and imperfection, finding comfort in God's long game for their relationship. Through personal struggle and prayer, she discovers that true change often requires dying to oneself and learning holiness, and invites readers to consider how they can apply this principle to their own marriages.

Managing money is often perceived as a straightforward task, but it's actually driven by our hearts and motivations. By acknowledging the emotional factors behind our spending habits and having open conversations with loved ones, individuals can establish a more effective and sustainable budget that aligns with their values and priorities.