Every relationship will be a disappointing one to some degree. This truth is unavoidable. The key to living well with others begins by having an… Read more »
I have been accused (my word, not theirs) of writing too much about how husbands need to change. Of course, my “accusers” are husbands. They… Read more »
Because of God’s mercy to us, He puts us in places where we cannot fix our problems. From this position of weakness, He perfects His… Read more »
Marriage counseling historically has been the most common type of counseling I have done. It makes sense because the marriage relationship is unique in that… Read more »
Biff loves the ministry. He enjoys it so much that his family is falling apart. He has been living a dual life for several years… Read more »
My husband’s lack of interest in our marriage has left me in a surreal search for self-worth through a myriad of surrogate husbands. These tack-on… Read more »
Mable blurted out, “This is not what I signed up for.” She married Biff 11 years ago and is regretting each of those years. Their… Read more »
Mable was 28, single and desired to be married. She finished college and had an outstanding job but was feeling as though something was missing…. Read more »
Mable called a Christian counselor because she was in a horrible marriage. At her first session, she did not hide how she felt about her… Read more »
Mable has left Biff after 24 years of marriage. She cites Biff’s problems as ongoing anger issues, four episodes of physical abuse, mental manipulation, consistently… Read more »
