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Is it possible to build a strong dating relationship while not living near each other? Dr. Gary Chapman says yes! Using the technology that is available today can make that happen.

Is there an afterlife? If so, how can we know where we will spend it? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.

In a dating relationship, it's frustrating when your boyfriend wants to spend more time with his friends than with you. This can lead to resentment. If his priority is to spend more time with his friends than with you, things will be same even after you're married. Consider this to be a red flag.

At what age do you stop fighting for the future of your family? When your kids graduate from high school or college? When they get married and leave home? If your family is functioning as God has designed, the enemy is going to have a target on your backs. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Mark explains that God is calling you to fight for your...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our discussion about how to tell if we are spiritually drifting. Our Scripture reference this morning was Galatians 4:16-20. Paul asked the Galatians this question: "Have I now become your enemy by telling you the truth?" This is our third and final sign of drifting. Have you ever been angry...

Each one of us is greatly influenced by our parents. When you're dating, spend a lot of time observing date's parents. Chances are what you see in them is what you can expect to see in the one you're dating.

How can a marriage work when the spouses have opposite love languages? The good news is, anyone can learn to speak a love language that's not natural to them. Discover your spouse's love language, and then become an expert at speaking it!

Why would a husband not accept words of affirmation from his wife? It might be because words of affirmation is not his love language. Read Dr. Gary Chapman's book The 5 Love Languages and discover what your husband's primary love language is.

One of the things many married couples wish they had learned prior to marriage is how to solve disagreements without arguing.

Is he just brushing you off with his apology? Do you feel his apology isn't sincere? Maybe he's not speaking your language of apology.