A wife has the power to give life to her husband through many avenues - encouragement, intimacy, and friendship.

Affirming words to a man are like water to a garden.

When it comes to romance, men and women can be as different as night and day.

Do men value romance as much as a women?

It's not always easy for husbands to understand their wives and vice versa.

Love can be expressed in many ways.

Are men and women really that different when it comes to romance?

Why is romance so important to a woman?

Seasons change, and so do marriages.

If there was a way to switch places with your spouse for one day - to feel what they feel, to see the world the way they do, would you do it?

How can you make your home a place of rest and healing?

Are you married to a really nice guy?

Does your marriage need a little coaching?

Would you describe your marriage as "pretty good"?

Do you have an inner longing to impact your world?

Do you desire to do more now that your kids are grown?

What is your purpose in life?

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? What about your spouse?

Husbands and wives value different things.

Could it be that the suffering you're experiencing today is really benefiting you in the long run?

Marriages aren't built on a romantic balcony but, instead, are built on a spiritual battlefield.

Major General (Ret) Bob Dees talks about the unique challenges facing military families.

When a military member goes to war, a family goes to war.

Dennis Rainey answers questions from listeners regarding spiritually mismatched unions.

Are you and your mate on different pages spiritually?

Spiritual conflict in marriage is painful, especially when your spouse doesn't have a relationship with Jesus Christ.

On the broadcast today, Graham and Treena Kerr tell how they've sought to live for Jesus without compromise, which has always been rewarding yet not without its challenges.

Today on the broadcast, former Galloping Gourmet, Graham Kerr, along with his wife, Treena, tell Dennis Rainey how God finally got their attention and changed their indulgent lifestyle into an "out dulgent" lifestyle that meets the needs of others.

Dennis Rainey tells how the storms of life can draw a couple closer together instead of blowing them apart.

Ellie Kay tells what it’s like to keep a family running while your husband is away on active duty.