Alistair Begg, senior pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, instructs college students on the finer points of choosing a mate.
Russ and Julie Crosson look closely at the problem of debt. The Crossons tell how they paid off their home early. Russ shares some basic principles for living within your means.
Russ and Julie Crosson live a balanced life when it comes to their checkbook. They learned early on to resist impulse buying through planned spending, and encourage couples to follow their lead.
Russ Crosson and his wife, Julie, talk about the wisdom of planning a family budget. The Crossons recall the tensions they experienced early in their marriage.
Ryan Leak, along with his bride, Amanda, tells how he pulled off a surprise all-in-one-day engagement and wedding, just as she had dreamed.
Ryan Leak wanted to marry Amanda Roman and vice versa. But there was one catch. Her mother wasn't fond of the idea. Ryan tells how he eventually won Amanda's mother over.
Ryan Leak tells how he planned a surprise wedding for Amanda with the help of her friends and family.
I have come to see that I must think about my singleness in terms of a space for growth toward Christlikeness.
Should you handle your money any differently now that you're married? Tommy Nelson, pastor of Denton Bible Church, gives couples advice about handling money after marriage.
You're engaged. Do you know how you will relate to your fiancé's parents after you're married? Pastor and author Tommy Nelson shares five things every man and woman needs to remember about relating to in-laws.
Many couples today view the wedding as a celebration of what they’ve attained rather than a commitment to spending their lives together.
Why is God so often absent from our ceremonies, except as a token prayer or Scripture reading?
Mother-daughter team Catherine Strode Parks and Linda Strode encourages couples to be intentional about their marriages, beginning with the wedding.
Catherine Strode Parks and her mother, Linda Strode, talk about the Christ-centered wedding - a wedding that reflects the gospel to all in attendance.
Bill and Pam Farrel encourage men and women to know what they might be getting into by asking their significant other the right questions.
Bill and Pam Farrel encourage couples to walk in faith, not fear, towards marriage, but not without asking some strategic, thought-provoking questions to their romantic interest first.
Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about the differences between men and women in the romance department.
Dennis and Barbara Rainey share more lessons they’ve learned from their four decades of marriage.
Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about that memorable "rookie" year each couple must face, and hopefully won't repeat.
Dennis and Barbara Rainey teach us some lessons on marriage you won't learn in school.
There is a false and harmful notion that a good relationship is something you find, when in fact it is something you make.
Marriage builds a relationship like no other. Don't settle for less.
Whatever you say about the state of marriage today, one thing is sure: Most people get married at some point in their lives. I’ve found that the period before the wedding is a key time for the church to connect with these couples. Think about it: They usually need a pastor to perform the ceremony, and they want to […]
Bill and Geri Masuzzo are committed to helping engaged couples learn how to be married.
In my mind Bethany is still that little girl who was born with a dimple on her right cheek–just like mine.
The heart of a wedding is really a simple ceremony in which a man and woman pledge their lives to each other.
A soul mate isn't someone you discover; it's someone you intentionally and prayerfully become.
Little else occupied my mind in the weeks leading up to my youngest daughter's wedding
Notes from the day my daughter, Rebecca, married Jake Mutz
Even after all the preparation Merry and I had for marriage, there are some important things that we did not fully understand.
