A 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
When dating, people usually choose their opposite. For many couples, their differences can become a source of frustration and conflict. When you learn that your differences actually supply what you’re lacking, marriage becomes a healing journey.
Play VideoAfter several years of marriage, most couples put their relationship on autopilot. The reality is, marriage only works when we are highly focused on our spouse and fulfill our role in the relationship.
Play VideoSpecial guests Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman, Tim and Sherice Brown along with Sean and Catherine Lowe join Jimmy and Karen to discuss the challenges of marriage and how they’ve learned to overcome.
Play VideoI have a distant relative who loves his church, loves his children and seems very sincere in his faith and his convictions, but he’s had two divorces in the past five years.
ContinueThe word “submission” carries a lot of negative assumptions with it in this day and age. Over the years it’s been so twisted and misused that many Christian married couples are avoiding the subject altogether.
ContinueFor many couples, they fall in love and are optimistic about their future. After years of marriage, they take each other for granted. This doesn’t have to happen to you. You can fly high in marriage.
Play VideoCouples fall in love and stay in love because they have fun together. Jimmy and Karen discuss the different ways men and women have fun and share new ideas for renewing the friendship in marriage.
Play VideoWe marry with high hopes of sharing life with our soul mate and living happily ever after. But for many people, marriage causes misery and pain. Every marriage can succeed and become a relationship of blessing and healing.
Play VideoThe actions you take on a daily basis will predict your future success. Jimmy and Karen Evans discuss four key habits of successfully married couples. Positive habits create trust, build intimacy and meet needs.
Play VideoGod desires that every couple live under His blessing and have successful and pleasurable lives. This happens to the extent that couples give and receive grace and truth in their relationship.
Play VideoJimmy Evans discusses how to have a vision retreat with your spouse. A vision retreat will help you resolve issues and find agreement. Having the same vision keeps you and your spouse united.
Play VideoMost couples would say that God put them together and there is a purpose for their marriage. However, most couples have a very vague idea of what their exact purpose is.
Play VideoWhen you focus on yourself, serving your spouse can be very difficult. However, when you serve each other faithfully, you will renew your love. Serve your spouse and their heart will turn back to you.
Play VideoMoney can be one of the greatest areas of tension in marriage. When we understand each other’s financial perspective, we can manage money together so that it’s a huge blessing to our relationship.
Play VideoJimmy and Karen discuss two core issues of marriage: the challenge of sharing everything and learning to be united physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
Play VideoWithout realizing it, we often give our best to a relationship when we are dating and pursuing each other. Even after years of marriage, you can be more passionate and in love than ever before.
Play VideoIn marriage, we must be careful that work and children don’t become a bigger priority than our relationship. We always prove priorities not by what we say, but how we live.
Play VideoEveryone has been hurt and frustrated in relationships. Today you can experience great compassion and hope. It begins by understanding the danger of depending on others to meet your deepest needs.
Play VideoIt’s vital that churches prioritize marriage ministry. These five strategies will help you accomplish that goal.
ContinueCreating and cultivating a church that champions healthy marriages is one of the most practical investments of time and resources a church can make.
ContinueHave you and your spouse ever felt like you’re growing apart? Even if your interests are very different, you can rediscover the friendship and closeness you experienced at the beginning.
Play VideoEven if you share several of your top strengths with your spouse, this still presents unique challenges for your relationship. You are two very different people who must learn to move in harmony together.
Play VideoMen and women are very different. Jimmy and Karen discuss their differences and how they’ve learned to appreciate and respect the different strengths of each other in their marriage.
Play VideoThe world defines love as a feeling and something we fall in and out of, which means we can lose the love that someone has already given us. This is especially disheartening when it comes to marriage.
ContinueFebruary 14 can come and go without much fanfare for the typical married couple, but don’t miss out on this opportunity to recharge your marriage!
ContinueMany of us are familiar with the iconic line “You complete me” from the famous movie Jerry Maguire.
ContinueIntimacy occurs in marriage when we safely share our thoughts and feelings with each other. Whether you lack closeness or if you want to go to the next level, intimacy can return in a matter of days.
Play Video7 Ways to be Your Spouse’s Best Friend By Ashley Willis In the most romantic book of the Bible, Song of Solomon, the wife calls her husband “my lover, my […]
ContinueThe deepest part of our being is our heart. Becoming one happens as we find God’s purpose, will and love. Our heart is where God lives and where the essence of our marriage union resides.
Play VideoDon’t you love the feeling of a fresh start and setting new goals? Many of us do. We want to better ourselves and our lives. January is a popular time for this with New Years resolutions on our minds and in our sights.
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