We do not see or hear from our son
What you have described is not all that unusual. Much of what you shared has to do with the rituals…
My Marriage Is Over
Anyone can change the habit of referencing their busyness in conversation by recognizing the habit e…
Improving Time Together
Anyone can change the habit of referencing their busyness in conversation by recognizing the habit e…
What to do After Graduation
Feeling a bit lost, lonely, left out, or falling behind are not unusual emotions after completing an…
When Marriage Is More Down Than Up
We’ve said this before, but it bears repeating: when couples are dating, opposites attract. But in m…
A Marriage That Goes the Distance
God’s intent from the beginning was for permanence and intimacy in marriage when he said in Gen 2:24…
Drawing the Line in the Sand
We encourage you to set sensible boundaries (rules) with your daughter and see to it that they are k…
Money Matters
The truth is, regardless of how much money a couple or family has, they almost always believe they n…
Feelings of Resentment
Resentment and bitterness are byproducts of unresolved conflict or feelings of hurt that persist bec…
Living Together Without Being Married
We believe God loves you and wants to save you and your partner regardless of what has happened or i…
Should I Say “Yes”?
We often share with dating couples—and married couples too—that there are no perfect couples because…
My Sons Want Tattoos!
I am a Christian single mom of two sons. One is 19 years old and the other 23. Recently they’ve been…
Too Much Bickering!
What you’ve described is very common among married couples. Most good marriages enjoy a decent level…
Unmet Expectations
Your story is one we’ve heard before from many disappointed marriage partners. Yet, many of them hav…
Keeping Our Homes Abuse-Free
Understanding domestic violence to keep homes free from abuse.
Ambiguous Loss
Emerging theories of grief, such as ambiguous loss, may help us understand what you’re currently exp…
Where Did We Go Wrong?
Trusting God with our children.
What’s the Big Deal With Homosexuality?
Marriage and Family experts, Willie and Elaine Oliver tackle a challenging topic.
Hope in the Face of Divorce—Part2
The following is continued from last month’s column.
Hope in the Face of Divorce—Part 1
After 10 years of marriage, my husband just asked for a divorce. We disagree about almost everything…
Christmas for Christians
This is a good time at any stage of one’s life to ponder the significance of Christmas
Where to Spend the Holidays
You are facing one of the common dilemmas most newlyweds face, at least in the United States. While…
Comforting the Grieving
How to comfort someone who lost a loved one.
Frequent Family Dinners
Frequent family dinners have multiple benefits to children and teens that aid in positive youth deve…
What to Do With Differences?
What happens when you just can’t agree with your spouse?
Words That Hurt, Words That Heal
Being misunderstood is an awful experience, especially if you are a teenager and the person doing th…
Making Marriage Fun
How do we keep the honeymoon going?
Looking for Hope
How can we handle anxiety during this pandemic?
Relieving Family Tensions During the Pandemic
What is more important? Is it winning the argument or preserving peace in the family?
When Cultures Collide
We often share with couples that before marriage, opposites attract. Yet after marriage, opposites t…
Real Family Talk: Returning to “Normal”
Dealing with post-pandemic life.
Nothing in Common!
A change of attitude can save your marriage.
Engaged to be Engaged?
Should I get premarital counseling before getting engaged?
Let’s Not Waste the Pandemic
One year into our current world health crisis, it may be the time to ask “what,” not “why.”
Parents Can Help Teens and Young Adults Say “No” to Drugs
A comprehensive study with strategies that help prevent addictions.
Family Ties
Jesus is the One who makes us all part of God’s family too.
God Cares For You While You Care for Your Aging Parents
Caring for elderly parents beyond any challenge.
Faith and a Box of Cereal
An object lesson that reminds us to trust God's love.
In Search of Peace and Quiet
A change of perspective that can bring balance to family life
Let God Be the Architect
We need Jesus to build our marriage.
Helping Children (and Others) With Viral Anxiety
Practical advice to navigate a season of uncertainty and bad news
Stay Together
Everything that is a meaningful accomplishment takes effort, patience, and dedication.
Bullying Is Not Right
Teaching children how to respond when bullied.
