The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse If the body of literature on marriage and family research were to open its mouth and tell us one thing to get right to…
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We’ve all been there. The family is together for a holiday, everyone is enjoying dinner, and suddenly, someone at the table asks The Question. Every family has a different Question,…
Avoidance is not an option. How to deal with conflict as a couple by using scripture and forgiveness.
God intends for Christians to exercise self-control when angry. It is not a sin to be angry; however, using that anger to harm your spouse is. Taking a time-out creates an opportunity…
Time outs are for couples who are engaged in arguments that are not progressing toward a resolution AND the individuals are so angry he/she can no longer communicate effectively or…
Sometimes a relationship becomes strained when one partner offends the other. This can be a very difficult time in the relationship, but some good can come out of the situation….
This model can be used to help move you as a couple from a place of holding on to hurts to giving the gift of forgiveness. You can achieve this…
A Christian psychologist, Everett L. Worthington Jr., well known for his research on forgiveness discovered a model of forgiveness based on Christian principles and his own experience. He focuses on…
This module will describe the principles of a good apology and encourage couples to write an apology letter to each other. Step 1: Read our blog on the topic here:…
Sensate focus is readily integrated with Christian ideas. Couples may want to focus on enriching and reclaiming God’s wonderful gift of sexuality within their marriage. Sex is a gift from…