Marriage — Page 3

5 Questions To Ask Before Getting Married

There are many people who have married for the wrong reasons or at the wrong time. Some have been able to make their marriage work, but, sadly, many do not. Take some time to think through your wedding plans and make the right decisions concerning your commitment before God. Please understand that these questions are […]

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Top 7 Bible Verses To Comfort When Struggling With Infertility

by Jack Wellman

Struggling with infertility might be one of the most difficult trials for a couple to go through so what 7 Bible verses can possibly comfort a couple going through this? Psalm 113:9 “He gives the barren woman a home, making her the joyous mother of children. Praise the Lord!” I know this is not a […]

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20 King James Bible Verses About Love and Marriage

by Pamela Rose Williams

Love and marriage, they do go together. However in our human flesh sometimes we walk through life in a marriage that becomes very comfortable — so comfortable that it is easy to forget the love part. Of course, the Bible has much to say about love and marriage. Take a look at these 20 King […]

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7 Great Bible Verses for Newlyweds

by Crystal McDowell

For most couples there’s a flurry of activity all the way up to the honeymoon. Afterwards the real work of marriage begins. God speaks to married couples together and individually in order for them to grow in their relationship. It’s a great start to their marriage if they memorize key scriptures to help them along […]

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7 Tips For Keeping The Spark Alive In Your Marriage

by David Peach

Thinking about when you were dating should bring a smile to your face. You were young (at least younger than you are now). You had fewer pressures in your life and you could focus more time on the one you loved. If there were other important things going on, they only seemed to get in […]

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Should Christians Of Different Denominations Marry?

by Jack Wellman

Should Christians of different denominations marry? Is the Bible silent on this? What should those Christians who are dating consider before marrying someone of a different denomination? Premarital Counseling The first step before anyone even considers getting married is to have premarital counseling because those who have counseling prior to marriage have lower divorce rates […]

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Asking God’s Help For An Estranged Spouse

by Pamela Rose Williams

In today’s fast-paced world married couples often get so busy that they lose time for one another. One thing leads to another and before you know it either the husband or the wife decides that they need to be separated or even divorced. In this article I will share some things that will give hope […]

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6 Ways To Show Your Wife You Appreciate Her

by David Peach

Husbands, this one is for us. We are hard-headed sometimes aren’t we? I can’t say that I do a perfect job of showing my wife I appreciate her, but writing out these thoughts has helped me clarify what I believe are good ways to show my wife how much I love and appreciate all she […]

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What Level Of Intimacy Should There Be Before Marriage?

by Jack Wellman

Does the Bible limit the amount and kind of intimacy that men and women should have before marriage? If so, what are these limits? The Sanctity of Marriage Hebrews 13:4 “Let marriage be held in honor among all, and let the marriage bed be undefiled, for God will judge the sexually immoral and adulterous.” The […]

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Christian Tips for Confronting Your Spouse About Problems

by Crystal McDowell

After a period of time, every couple will have touchy-topics come up in their marriage. These are conversations that have rarely ended well so many couples stop at let’s-agree-to-disagree. However, troublesome topics can’t be shoved under a rug and resolved on their own. Ignoring problems encourages the root of bitterness to grow up in the […]

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