You might have left the wedding in a cloud of dust, but are your parents still trailing behind?

Marriage--it’s a lot harder than it looks.

"You may now kiss the bride!"

Today on the broadcast, Dr. Bill Cutrer, a former OB-GYN and current professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Dr. Mark Povich, a family physician, talk to Dennis Rainey about the many birth control options available to couples today, including those not often considered, like Natural Family Planning.

On the broadcast today, Dr. Bill Cutrer, a former OB-GYN and current professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, along with Dr. Mark Povich, a physician in family practice, talk to Dennis Rainey about the benefits and risks of taking the Pill.

When does conception begin?

Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Dr. Bill Cutrer, an OB-GYN and Professor of Christian Ministry at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, and Dr. Mark Povich, an advocate of Natural Family Planning who practices family medicine in Michigan, about the spiritual issues men and women need to consider when choosing a birth control method.

Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey opens the Scriptures to discover God’s thoughts about children.

On the broadcast today, MarriageToday Founders Jimmy and Karen Evans, authors of the book Our Secret Paradise, talk with Dennis Rainey about the problems they had early in their marriage and tell how their marriage began to change when they began to see each other through God's eyes.

It happens every day.

What do you do when a parent tries to control you even after you're married?

Some have said the average bride spends 2,400 hours planning the wedding.

Dennis Rainey talks to Dr. Walt Larimore about preparing for your honeymoon.

Love can have its ups and downs.

Find out how to build healthy relationships with your in-laws.

Learn how arguments begin when a conflict of "normals" occurs.

Get practical advice for making your spouse your best friend.

How does your family of origin influence the way you live today?

The first year of marriage is the most important year.