You can get all kinds of marital advice from family, friends, pastors, counselors, and different kinds of resources (including the Marriage Missions web site). And much of it can be GREAT! However, the best advice you can get is from God Himself as you pray and read the Bible. The Read More…
We just “celebrated” April Fool’s Day on April 1st. It’s an “official” yearly holiday where people enjoy playing practical jokes and hoaxes on others—often yelling ‘April Fools!’ afterward so they know they’ve been pranked. We love jokes and humor, but we aren’t really interested in making anyone feel like a Read More…
The best marriage advice we could ever give anyone is, get into God’s Word, the Bible… read it, and live it. If you do that, you will always be on the right track. This goes beyond being “Bible-believing” Christians. You can talk about what you believe all that you want. Read More…
Most of us, when we marry, would say, “YES! We intend to be married for life!” But then life together gets real, real messy. And that’s when our commitment can waiver. We’ve been there several times in our 50+ year marriage. But thank God (literally) we have stuck it out! Read More…
All around us we see people searching for just the “right gift” to give their spouse. “But thanks be to God for His indescribable gift!” (2 Corinthians 9:15) You can’t receive any more perfect of a gift than to know Jesus in a personal way! “Every good and perfect gift Read More…
Do you pray for your marriage? If so (which we hope you do) we encourage you to pray scriptures for your marriage. “Someone said that a successful marriage requires partners of steel. I believe that is true. But I would add that prayer is the anvil upon which the partners Read More…
Two weeks ago, we gave some tips from the Bible to help strengthen our marriages. As we said, “The tips for loving are the tips for living, which are contained within the Bible.” You can’t get a much better marriage manual than God’s Word! This week we’d like to expand Read More…
I dare say that few of us would think we’re “blinking” (or looking with “indifference”) at failed marriages. But when I read something written by Nancy Leigh DeMoss in the book, The Quiet Place: Daily Devotional Readings I could see how she would say that many people do. What it did for Read More…
We have a question to ask you. We believe it can help us and it can help others. It concerns the Bible helping you in your marriage as you read it and especially as you live it. So this is what we are asking, hoping you will share with us Read More…
Good communication is said to be a lifeline to the health of a good marriage. It is pretty obvious to all who are wise, that there are good ways and harmful ways to communicate with each other. To help you to better discern the good from the harmful, you will Read More…
