Communication and Needs
Five Rules for Serving Your Spouse
Five Rules for Serving Your Spouse by Jimmy Evans The only way marriage works is if you serve each other. That’s how God designed it. There are two reasons […]
ContinueA better marriage is possible! We believe that, with the right information and a mutual commitment to success, even the most unhealthy relationships can be healed. In the categories below, you’ll find resources to begin that process of restoration and growth.
The Root Cause of Worry, Anxiety and Fear
Five Rules for Serving Your Spouse by Jimmy Evans The only way marriage works is if you serve each other. That’s how God designed it. There are two reasons […]
ContinuePacking the Suitcase by Cassie Reid, Ph.D., LPC-S In the original creation, God made male and female to be together. Because of this, a man leaves father and mother, […]
ContinueShould I Be Allowed to Check my Spouse’s Phone? By: Dave Willis Recently I received a message through my Facebook page from a wife struggling with a very common issue in modern marriages. To paraphrase […]
ContinueTen Bible Verses that Changed my Marriage By: Dave Willis The Bible has changed my life and my marriage. Seriously. Depending on where you are on your faith journey, you […]
ContinueEffective communication can only happen on a heart level. Trust is the key that allows a relationship to grow and thrive. If communication is positive and honest, then you’ll be drawn to each other and trust will flourish.
Play VideoEvery man is different, so I’m hesitant to prescribe a one-size-fits-all gift-giving guide for husbands, but I strongly believe that most guys would love every item on this list.
Continue5 Christmas Gifts that Your Wife Will Love By: Ashley Willis Christmas is right around the corner and with all the decorating, festivities, and gifts we have to purchase […]
ContinueWe’re in conversation with Tim Ross as he tells us the best piece of marriage advice he has ever received, “be H.O.T. with your spouse.”
Play VideoJimmy and Karen Evans discuss the important needs of every woman. Most importantly, women need security and love. Women feel most secure when they are married to a sacrificial, caring man.
Play VideoJimmy Evans discusses the important needs of every man. More than anything men need honor and respect. Men want to spend their time wherever they receive the most honor whether it’s at home or work.
Play VideoJimmy Evans discusses common problems spouses have when communicating with each other and practical skills for achieving successful communication in marriage.
Play VideoOur differences have the potential to make marriage exciting, fulfilling and especially intimate. You and your spouse don’t have to compete with each other, you can complete each other in your marriage.
Play VideoThe Holy Spirit can empower you to walk in love, even when your spouse seems unloveable. Dave and Ashley Willis share how to communicate in vulnerability.
Play Video7 Ways to Remove Financial Stress from your Marriage By: Dave Willis I recently read a report that listed “financial stress” or “disagreements about money” as one of the […]
ContinueThe Importance of Sticking Together as Parents By: Ashley Willis Unity is an essential part of marriage, but every married couple will be challenged to stay unified through the […]
ContinueWhen one spouse complains, typically the other becomes defensive. Learning to deal with complaints before they become destructive is critical to the success of every marriage.
Play VideoThe Roommate Trap By: Dave Willis We recently received a message on Facebook from a wife who was feeling frustrated, discouraged and hopeless in her marriage. To paraphrase her […]
Continue5 Weird Things Couples Argue About and How To Stop By: Ashley Willis My husband, Dave, and I get along really well for the most part, but there is […]
ContinueJimmy Evans discusses how our speech determines success or failure. Just like a farmer plants for a harvest, our words are like seed that grow positively or negatively in relationships.
Play VideoJimmy and Karen discuss the real reasons couples marry and the reasons they divorce. Every marriage will face challenges, but you can overcome. Marriage can be a win-win relationship for you and your spouse.
Play Video4 Things You Should Never Ever Do In Marriage By: Dave Willis My great-grandfather was a wise, tough, hard-working Indiana farmer who was married for almost seventy years and together […]
Continue4 Ways a Husband Can Unintentionally Break His Wife’s Heart By: Ashley Willis Healthy communication is essential to a thriving marriage, but it takes work. Without realizing it, we can […]
ContinueHave you ever wondered what is actually going on in your husband’s brain? When asked what he’s thinking about, a man’s typical response is, “Nothing.” It’s not that we’re always thinking about nothing; it’s usually that we don’t know how to put our feelings into words.
ContinueThere are three statements nearly every husband longs to hear often from his wife. They matter more to him than you may have ever realized.
ContinueWhat you say to your spouse on a consistent basis can make or break your marriage. It’s easy to forget, but it’s something that both husbands and wives need to remember.
ContinueThere’s been a lot of recent discussion about how “men need respect” and “women need love.” This view has gained more attention with the popular book, Love and Respect, by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs.
ContinueWhen Dave and I got married, I made a really silly assumption. I honestly assumed that the longer we were married, the less words we’d have to share. We would just know what the other was going to say before he or she ever said it.
ContinueHusbands, let’s rise to these challenges and love our wives well! Your marriage not only impacts your wife, but your children and future generations.
ContinueAs a man, I can certainly attest to the need and desire for sex but I’m convinced that there are some things that are even bigger needs than sex.
ContinueYou know that old John Mayer song, “Say What You Mean to Say”? It’s so simple, yet profound, right? Why is it so hard to simply say what we actually mean at times? And, why is this especially tricky in a marriage?
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