1 Corinthians 13:7

Life is complicated and often stressful. When we’re blessed to have people who love us with the God-kind of love – people who refuse to throw in the towel after most people have forgotten there ever was a towel – our lives become simpler. More manageable. More livable.…

People tend to search for a key element that will magically perfect their relationships. However, the true essence of relationship growth lies in understanding that love, illuminated by faith, is central. As 1 Corinthians 13:7 beautifully articulates, "Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things."...…

Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things, (1 Corinthians 13:7 NASB). (Most of my blogs will focus on marriage for the month of February. If you’re not married, I encourage you to read them anyway! And while you’re reading, pray for your friends that are married. Read more……

Sometimes the best way to love each other (besides praying for one another) is to remember we’re all works in progress. Then perhaps we can move toward bearing with each other for more than five seconds at a time.…

If your marriage is in a bad place because your needs aren’t being met, let me assure you that God knows and cares about every one of these needs. He knows how deeply you want to be loved and respected.…

After a year of planning, hoping, and dreaming, the day had finally arrived. She in her mother’s wedding dress of Chantilly lace and he in his shiny black tuxedo were just babies at the ages of 19 and 20. Read the entire story in The Incredible Journey of One Married Couple.…

After a year of planning, hoping, and dreaming, the day had finally arrived. She in her mother’s wedding dress of Chantilly lace and he in his shiny black tuxedo were just babies at the ages of 19 and 20. Read the entire story in The Incredible Journey of One Married Couple.…

How often do we find ourselves the object of false judgment? Or on the flip side, being one of those speaking falsehoods about another?…

What would happen if we, the church, repented of our attitudes and actions toward each other? What if, this week, we asked God to examine our hearts and show us where we have failed?…

I’m asking God to remind us that love isn’t an emotion as much as it’s a commitment. It’s being willing to look past people’s faults and see the person they’re trying to become. To be willing to love even those who seem committed to a downward path.…