For those of you who are struggling in your marriage, we don’t want to shame you. We want to show you there is a pathway from “I don’t” to “I do.”

It hurts to add “selfish” to your list of personal characteristics, but many of us need to. There is a pathway from selfishness towards selflessness.

If you're in a relationship where you feel suffocated, trapped, unsure, and helpless, you are probably dealing with a manipulator.

I understand this is a sensitive topic and many who read this blog may have struggled with homosexuality or have family members who are homosexuals. I want to assure you that while this is a controversial topic, it does not have to be divisive and end relationships between family members or church members.

The decision to pursue online dating is a personal one, which is why we are discussing the pros and cons of online dating for Christians.

We were not made to live in isolation - just the opposite. We are designed for relationships and connections!

My general approach to criticism, though, is to first give the complainer the benefit of the doubt—and then deal with the critique. Here’s why I start with the benefit of the doubt.

Since it is important for people to attend church to grow in their faith, it is important for us to take steps to invite them.

As we read chapter two of Philippians, we will learn how joy is possible even when dealing with challenging people.