“Marriage”

Dr. Muehlhoff explores what it looks like to communicate dissatisfaction in your relationship with an oblivious partner.

The panel discusses their thoughts on theological agreement within marriage in this Q&A session.

If you’ve fallen into a relational rut and want to rekindle that spark in your marriage, check this video out!

In today's blog, Shane Enete, Assistant Professor of Finance at Biola, looks at various approaches to finances and explores different tactics to help couples find a middle ground with their money.

Dear CMR,

Do you have any advice for a husband that has a wife that is dealing with serious depression? 

Signed, Want To Fight With Her

Dear CMR,

How do you know when you’re ready to get married?

Signed, Almost There

Dear CMR:

My wife and I have been married for 10 years, and we have two children ages four and six. I have to admit that with kids, work, family commitments, and other responsibilities on our plate, sometimes things just get stale, and we are super tired. What if you realize that you no longer feel the same way towards your spouse that you once did? How can we bring back the fun, friendship and passion in our marriage during this busy season of life?

Signed, Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’

We know life was never meant to be a holy hustle, but often times it can be easy for Christians to slip into a white-knuckling mentality to try and earn God's love. If this try-harder attitude inevitably taints our relationship with God, what are some practical ways to rely on God's grace instead of our performance? In today's podcast, Dr. Chris Grace and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff sit down with Bryan Loritts, lead pastor of Abundant Life Church in Silicon Valley, to discuss his newly released book on this very topic, "Saving The Saved: How Jesus Saves Us from Try-Harder Christianity into Performance-Free Love."