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Rigidity in a marriage can lead to arguments. Arguments occur when one spouse insist on getting their way.

What do you do when your spouse has broken your covenant of marriage?

She's Catholic. You're an Evangelical Christian. Which route will you both take when united in marriage? This issue needs to be discussed and resolved before marriage.

The best way to build spiritual intimacy in your marriage is to pray and read the Bible together.

Dr. Gary Chapman is known around the world for the 5 Love Languages. But he’s not afraid to tackle your real-life struggles. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, questions about marriage difficulties, family conflict and more. You might hear an answer to something you’re going through. Don’t miss the questions...

A controlling husband throws off the balance of decision-making in a marriage.

Miscommunication happens frequently in marriage. What one spouse says may not be understood by the other spouse. Listening is essential in understanding what your spouse is really saying.

Kimberly spent 17 years living a lesbian lifestyle, including a marriage to another woman. She proudly declared that she’d just been born that way, until 2016, when a series of events turned her world upside down.

Most counselors agree that one of the greatest problems in marriage is decision-making. When a couple doesn't agree with each other, it leads to deadlock. Find out how to break the deadlock on the next edition of A Love Language Minute.

If your spouse has a controlling personality, it's quite likely you don't have an intimate marriage. It can be helpful to agree with the premise of their arguments, but not with their conclusions.