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Acceptance, generosity and adult conversation aren't extras in a marriage. They're essential tools to keep partners focused on one another.

When a married couple works together to reduce debt, their finances and their marriage benefit.

In a good marriage, both partners feel appreciated, loved, and valued. So it is well worth acquiring the positive communication skill of giving compliments effectively.

Your children may be as emotionally stable as your marriage. Take steps to strengthen your marriage and create a safe, stable environment for your children to grow up in.

Learn the secrets of a happy marriage. By working smarting, not harder, women can achieve a deeper understanding of their husbands and reap the rewards.

How to deal with the normal stresses of re-entry.

Mrs. Billy Graham once said that a marriage is made up of two good forgivers. In order to get better at forgiving, we need to know what forgiveness means.

Couples who participate in Christmas traditions together build a better marriage, say researchers from Syracuse University. Here are 5 holiday rituals to celebrate!

Making your arguments work for your marriage instead of against it.

Saying no to a person holding the power of employment or influence can be very challenging, but it is possible to say no and avoid adverse results.

Fifty percent of marriages end up in divorce. If you are married, or planning to get married, here are vital keys to strengthen your marriage.

A parental pray and plan seeks God's direction. It allows couples to coordinate schedules, assess member's strengths and weaknesses, pray for needs and set goals.

Take time to locate a vacation spot that is far away from the typical conveniences of life. It provides the opportunity to connect with nature and the family.

By simply employing a few simple strategies, you may discover that working with your husband can be extremely rewarding, and actually to strengthen your marriage.

Ephesians 5:33 explains the primary needs of husbands and wives and provides a blueprint for a successful marriage, author Emerson Eggerichs says.

Chores may seem unrelated to romance and intimacy, but the opposite is true. Couples who share household tasks have sex more often than those where one partner slacks off