Author: Joe Robinson

21 Mar

Posted at 16:51h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Devotion, Intimacy, Intimate Moments
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Are You Undervaluing Your Spouse’s Worth? How much is your spouse worth? If you had to put a value on everything they do—emotionally, physically, and spiritually—would your estimation match their actual worth? Most husbands and wives undervalue their spouse without realizing it. They assume their spousr’s sacrifices, love,...

01 Mar

Posted at 13:02h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage Counseling, Vulnerability
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What if I told you that anger in marriage isn’t always the problem—but how you handle it is? Most couples see anger as destructive, but the truth is, when approached biblically, it can actually strengthen your marriage. The difference between a marriage torn apart by...

12 Feb

Posted at 21:57h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage Counseling, Marriage Replenishment Tip (MRT)
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Prioritize your spouse:  A strong, loving marriage is one of the greatest gifts you can give your children.  When you prioritize your spouse, you create a stable and nurturing environment for your whole family to thrive. This article explores the benefits of putting your marriage...

03 Feb

Posted at 12:49h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Discipline, Marriage Counseling
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What Is a Dominant Personality in Christian Marriage? Dominant personalities are often seen as natural leaders—confident, decisive, and assertive. These traits can be great assets in a Christian marriage, but what exactly defines a dominant personality? A dominant personality is often characterized by assertiveness, confidence, decisiveness,...

11 Jan

Posted at 19:34h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Marriage Counseling
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Conflict is an inevitable part of marriage. No matter how much two people love each other, differences in perspective, preferences, or priorities will arise. When they do, the success of conflict resolution doesn’t depend solely on the actions taken but rather on how and when...

21 Dec

Posted at 12:50h in Christian Marriage Counseling, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Marriage Counseling
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Why Dating While Separated is Not the Answer   Separation in marriage can be an emotionally taxing and challenging season. During this time, some individuals may consider dating as a way to cope with loneliness, find companionship, or explore a potential future outside of their marriage. However,...

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