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.

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff delves into the top 3 barriers to effective listening and how to overcome them.

If you want to know what makes relationships thrive and what tears them apart, learn from John Gottman, one of the leading marital researchers in the world. In this episode, we’ll continue sharing some of his best research-based tips for happy and healthy marriages.

Today’s episode dives into a discussion about one of the leading marital researchers in the world – John Gottman. We’ve highlighted some of his best research-based tips for happy and healthy marriages and relationships, including the 5:1 ratio, the magic of 5 hours, love maps, and more!

To make sure your healthy conflict is instructive for your kids, keep in mind the guidelines that Willa shares in her blog.

Conflict is inevitable in any close relationship, but there is cause for concern when reoccurring issues foster conflict in marriages. If not addressed, recurring conflicts caused by marital “affairs,” will lead to a decrease in emotional connection, trust and intimacy. Listen to this episode to learn strategies that will help you protect your marriage.

Read this blog to discover the four key elements of a communication climate and how to evaluate your own marriage.

This episode features guests Dave and Ann Wilson of Kensington Church in Detroit, Michigan. Dave and Ann are incredibly transparent and share about how they started dating and also some of the difficulties they had to overcome in their marriage. If you're getting serious in a dating relationship, don't miss their advice on spiritual compatibility. Listen to hear their story and gain insights on how to protect your marriage whether you are in full-time ministry or not.

Dr. Chris Grace writes about what it means to forgive and steps for how to grant forgiveness

Dr. Chris Grace shows readers how to foster intimacy with the deepest types of core compatibilities. Compatibility is important, but so are these ways of fostering intimacy!