Just because a traditional marriage and family is less visible than it once was, does not make it any less the ideal.
Marriage
More Marriage Features
The “Me-First” Ethic Is Breaking Marriages Before They Begin
Can couples lower divorce risk? Yes—shared religious worship predicts greater stability, meaning, and satisfaction.
Mental Health Minute – Biscuits and Gravy
A side of biscuits and gravy reveals a deeper truth: the moments that test our relationships are rarely about money, but about whether we choose love and and humility over being right.
When Spouses Make Each Other Crazy
Differences can become defining issues. After all, the natural man is an enemy to his spouse. And always has been. And always will be. There simply is no hope we will get along unless we can change the way we feel about our differences.
Your Hardest Family Question: I have regrets about divorcing and remarrying
The Spirit confirmed that my first husband was the one I should marry but after almost two decades of marriage and multiple children, I left him and soon married someone else who was an inactive returned missionary. I love him and care about him, but I cannot say I am in love with him.
Your Hardest Family Question: Can my controlling and angry husband change?
I just want a happy, peaceful home where I'm treated as an equal and there is give and take. I want a joyful Christ-centered home. When my husband is home, things feel stressful, confusing, intense, dark, and unhappy. I'm lonely and am reaching my limit.
A Mighty Change of Marriage
True joy in marriage comes not from getting our fair share, but from learning to love as Christ loves. By moving from self-centered thinking to celestial humility, compassion, and charity, couples can transform irritation and conflict into lasting peace and joy.
