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Photo Courtesy of Salon.com Today, July 13, is K’s and my 11th wedding anniversary. Romance is easy when you’re young and newly married, but family life may have left you feeling more like co-workers and less like lovers. So here’s some tips to keep the fires burning in your marriage even ... Read More about HSN: Keeping the Fires Burning after Kids and Minivans by James

The foundation for an open, trusting, loving, and growing relationship I had heard of this married couple, both 60 years old, who were celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary.  During their party, a fairy appeared to congratulate them and grant them each one wish.  The wife said ... Read More about HSN: Intimacy and Authenticy by Bill Nichols

Ten years and three kids later, my big take-away from married life is that my husband is not, in fact, a mind reader. This should have come as no surprise to me. In my formative years, I observed successful marriages and divorces. In my late teens, I decided that marriage was outdated and ... Read More about HSN: What do you mean, my husband isn’t a mind reader?!? by Sarah Reinhard

I’m going to be blunt here. Before you became engaged to your fiancé, did you ask God about it first? Did you prayerfully seek His input on your decision? Was it your choice? Or His choice too? If your marriage is without a Christian faith, it is doomed from the start. Or if your Christian ... Read More about HSN: Marriage & Faith by Noreen Johnson