Two Distinctions There's a distinction between love and marriage that is both easy to miss and difficult to understand. On top of that, cultural trends and re-interpretations complicate the definition of love. What complicates it is that aside from certain compatibilities, a feelings-based emotional love is what drives a relationship. So the warm and tender feelings of love are perceived as the final arbiter of marital happiness. If love were the basis for marriage, then a la

Love in marriage grows through mutual understanding—the dialog, or conversation. Love is stunted through a lack of mutual understanding, which is seen as the monolog—or one-way conversation. One or both parties want to be heard, but no one is listening.

We are far too easily contented with what we contribute or not to our spouse in marriage, and we rarely stop to consider, what we are holding back?

Imagine facing life's toughest moments — the cutting remark, the unexpected bill, the plans that fall apart at the worst time — without losing your footing? Not by becoming cold or checked out, but by developing a deep calm, so it becomes your natural state of mind?

A simple concept that will give new life to your marriage—the art of staying emotionally and spiritually connected at all times!

An introduction to the art and practice of staying engaged in marriage.

It’s no secret that the secret of love often escapes our grasp. We find it easy to love those who love us, but hard to love those who...

The ultimate question in the minds of anyone who is married is, will it last? What will our legacy be? The real question is, who will...