It’s, perhaps, obvious that no one can conduct a meaningful discussion about courtship and marriage, much less about divine redemption, without invoking the central definition of love. For believers, that love is defined by the standards set forth in Scripture. For unbelievers, it provides the only hope for a better life. As Oscar Wilde once…
From the moment a husband and wife exchange vows, they each gain a partner in this life to walk with through every situation ahead, including spiritual situations. As believers, marriage means that we are spiritually connected and well as connected in every other area. We become one spiritually, and this means the Lord will often…
Relationships and biblical sexual morality have long been in a state of tension, a fact which is every bit as evident in contemporary society as it was in the first century. Never one to back away from a controversial question, the Apostle Paul admonished believers that, if they “cannot contain themselves (sexually), let them marry,…
The loss of passion happens to just about every married couple three to eight years after the wedding. Your infatuation-which is good only for getting you married-runs out. Communication problems crop up. Male-female differences surface. Annoying habits become increasingly apparent. If all these factors aren’t enough to snuff out your passion, having one child will…
