2021-03-24T22:50:16-04:00

True community is created by encouragement of others—even in the most difficult of circumstances. Read more

2021-03-22T22:49:04-04:00

Resilience is perhaps the most important quality a person can have, and, therefore, perhaps the most important quality you can instill in your child. Read more

2021-03-18T09:25:13-04:00

One of the foundational truths about sex is that God designed it to be intertwined with spiritual and relational significance. Unfortunately, many believe having sex can be an act as morally neutral as what we chose to have for breakfast. Read more

2021-03-16T00:09:40-04:00

Although I won’t do this often, I simply want to point out little things that might bring a little joy and happiness to your day. Read more

2021-03-10T23:27:08-04:00

Men, your wife—at her most decked out and when she’s a bit disheveled—needs to know you think she’s beautiful. Read more

2021-03-08T23:35:26-04:00

Today we are sharing a guest blog from Alli Worthington while Shaunti is in this season of cancer treatments. As a mother of five sons, Alli shares some ways she and her husband are helping to raise godly leaders. Read more

2021-03-02T23:43:07-04:00

But sometimes, just to encourage us, God illuminates our path not with a soft, gentle lamp light but a lightning bolt: STEP HERE! That happened on this journey recently, and it has set the course for the next few months ahead. Read more

2021-03-01T20:27:10-04:00

Both in Christian and secular cultures, the message we’ve long heard is that men want frequent sex. That’s often true. But sometimes, it’s the wife who longs for more sexual encounters to both express and foster the intimacy she feels for her husband. Read more

2021-02-25T12:55:21-04:00

Today we are sharing a guest blog post from Julie Gorman while Shaunti continues to rest and heal from her cancer treatments. Julie’s wisdom in this devotional (which includes one of Shaunti’s favorite scriptures) is a much-needed reminder. Read more

2021-02-22T22:46:29-04:00

Have you ever been around one of those couples who just never seem to have an unkind word to say about each other . . . or to each other? If something goes wrong—a late arrival from work when dinner has been waiting, a misplaced bill that’s now overdue, the unintended sting of a joke gone wrong—there’s a noticeable absence of irritation, blaming, and grumbling. Instead of frustration overload, there’s understanding and unwavering support. Rather than venting about all the... Read more

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