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As the holiday season quickly approaches, a common phrase that often gets thrown around in the Christian community is "have an attitude of gratitude". Is that you? Read Alisa Grace's latest blog for an exercise in self-reflection for the holidays. 

While conflict is inevitable in any relationship, how do you discern when it's time to seek outside help? In our final video, Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses when it's good for married couples to sort problems out on their own, and when it's appropriate to seek the help of a professional, objective third party.

Often times when a romantic relationship ends, there are questions about what the relationship will look like afterwards. Is it possible, or healthy even, to stay friends with your ex? Read Dr. Chris Grace's response to this question.

One of the most common problems married couples may face is the issue of not spending enough time together. Feeling distant from your spouse can be a sign that your schedules are too busy, which can lead to bigger problems down the road. In this blog, Alisa Grace provides practical ways to create more time spent together as well as fun and creative ways to enjoy each other's company.

Is it possible for Christians and non-Christians to cultivate a deep friendship? The Bible commands us to be in community with those who don’t know Christ, but how are Christians to navigate those relationships? Alisa Grace and Dr. Erik Thoennes share personal experiences and provide advice on how to intentionally relate to people with differing worldviews in this Q&A session.

So many couples struggle to find a balance with their finances that it often causes tension and negatively affects the relationship. If money has become a stressor between you and your spouse, is it okay to hide money from them? Read Alisa Grace's answer to this woman's concerns.

Having a marriage support network for couples in ministry is essential for growth, longevity and encouragement. In this blog, Dr. Benjamin Shin shares some suggestions on how you can build a marriage network.

Oftentimes friendships change as we go through different seasons of life. Inevitably, some relationships will drift as you graduate from college or move to a different location. So what does it look like to invest in friendships that may be temporary? Dr. Erik Thoennes and Noreen Muehlhoff share how to create depth and meaning in friendships even if they are temporary.