God’s design for marriage is not cultural but biblical. Discover how authority, submission, and love reflect Christ and shape families that honor Him.
Modern women have more education, independence, and career opportunities than ever before, yet happiness levels continue to decline. This article explores the growing cultural debate surrounding feminism, family, fulfillment, and …
What did Jesus really teach about marriage, divorce, and remarriage? This article explores His words, the seriousness of adultery, and the hope of grace for those in Christ.
What defines a marriage in God’s eyes? This article reveals the power of covenant through the mohar, Jesus’ teaching on remarriage, and Christ as the Bridegroom.
Marriage today faces pressures like never before. This article explores how the digital age is reshaping devotion, purity, and family life through a biblical lens.
What happens when foundational words lose their meaning? This article explores how redefining truth, love, family, and marriage has led to cultural drift—and why restoring their original intent matters now …
Divorce statistics don’t tell the whole story. When marriage, fatherhood, and biblical order collapse, the consequences ripple through children, culture, and the nation.
Five Things We Will Learn: A Life Wired for the Gospel Right from the start, faith wasn’t an add-on in my world—it was the air we breathed. Picture this: My …
Raised by two loving mothers, Katy Faust exposes the hidden pain children carry when deprived of their mother or father by design. She calls the church back to Genesis 2—a …
Christine Caine never planned to marry—until God interrupted her path. In this powerful testimony, she shares how surrender, healing, and Kingdom purpose led to a marriage beyond her wildest dreams.
From Kentucky roots to Grammy-winning worship leader, Joe L. Barnes opens up about grief, grace, and marriage in this powerful journey of faith and authenticity. His testimony reveals the real-life …
Love on the rocks? What is the difference between 6.3% and 50%? It is the difference between marriages that include using minds along with their heart. In 1931 more than 50 percent of marriages in the United States took place …
