Willa Williams gives some suggestions to help you in being intentional about connecting in ways that will build your relationship.

In Part 2 of this series on evil, pain and suffering, Tim addresses the difficult question: why would God even allow the possibility of evil and suffering?

Culture is the backdrop by which we do relationships. For the next 2 podcasts, we're going to tackle what we think are the 4 biggest cultural factors that tend to impact our marriages, families, kids and everybody. Listen to discover how culture influences your quality of interpersonal communication as well as your levels of satisfaction within relationships.

In this blog, Rick Bee shares some tools that can make a long term financial difference in your life and free you up to follow your calling.

To be human is to wrestle with the reality of evil. Dr. Tim Muehlhoff opens a series about what to do when evil, pain, and suffering occur in marriage.

In the last episode, we discovered that marital love must be grounded in friendship, that the ultimate expression of love is unselfishness, and that sexual desire practiced before marriage clouds the ability to evaluate a relationship. Today we continue to discuss three more observations about marital love.

Culture tells us that love is ambiguous or flimsy or can change, and most people fear that their love isn't going to last. Learning how to define what love is, is extremely important, especially if you're moving toward a lasting commitment in marriage. In this episode we discuss criteria for marital love that are crucial for lifelong commitment.

Alisa Grace provides steps to take when wanting to start a marriage mentorship program at your local church.

In this blog, Willa Williams (LMFT) shares three tips that will help you communicate and understand one another in the midst of these situations.

Wondering if you should find marriage mentors? Read this blog to learn how you can pursue God's purpose for your marriage.