"How do we manage mutual fulfillment in our marriage when key terms such as love, care, support, and communication are defined very differently between spouses? It often seems like we’re exchanging with different currencies with differing rates."

Key marital research has proven that couples who participate in premarital counseling are 30% less likely to get divorced. Two Biola alumni recently participated in one of these classes and now feel much better equipped with crucial relationships skills for their future.

Learn about the story of one couple who prayed for their marriage and fought with God's help to stay together.

This article lists 8 important truths on the road to reconciliation.

Biola’s Center for Marriage and Relationships offers an upper-division undergraduate course called "Christian Perspectives on Marriage and Relationships." Read what two best friends said about the course!

Learn How The Cmr's Going Deeper Together Marriage Conference Profoundly Impacted Liz And Eliseo Hernandez.

"Our college student thinks she may have finally met ‘the love of her life’ this semester and has already invited him to a number of family functions. To be perfectly honest, we are more anxious than thrilled. Do I just hide my feelings, or is it better to be truthful about what I see as a possible mistake in the making?"

Last Week, Alisa Grace Talked About The Importance Of Developing Spiritual Intimacy Between A Husband And Wife. The Discussion Continues As She Shares Some Practical Ways To Increase Spiritual Intimacy In A Married Relationship.

The Art of Relationships regularly confronts how to navigate the complexities of relationships in our culture through biblical wisdom and scholarly research.

Here at the Biola University Center for Marriage and Relationships, we seek to build and sustain healthy, Christ-Centered relationships and marriages. Read on to see how we reach our mission.