Religious Relationship Advice

How to resist temptation by setting boundaries for your personal conduct

Marriage is tough. You are no longer making decisions for one. Instead, all of your choices directly affect another person. So how do you survive without tempers flaring and shoes thrown?

Five books that helped save my marriage: book from Bob Grant, Love and Respect, The Five Love Languages, Laugh Your Way to A Better Marriage, and John Gray's book about men and women under stress.

God's way of anger management: How the Bible says we can control our anger instead of allowing it to control us.

Ever wondered what happens at (Muslim) marriage events? Do Muslim singles know how to 'date' halal?

Many spouses end the marriage citing incompatibility as the cause, but happiness in marriages lasts because the spouses are wise, not always because they are compatible. Here is the explanation.

The reasons why Christians should realize they are being oversensitive and steps to overcoming these negative feelings.

How Christian adults can deal with toxic parents, and in some cases, have a healthy relationship with parents who are toxic or were toxic in the past.

Many of us tend to assume single people are missing out on something.

Anger can be one of the most powerful and destructive emotions in our human experience. Here’s what the Bible teaches about how to handle it safely.

We must admit that it is very difficult getting along with some people. However, there are at least eight ways to help you get along with people that you thought you never could.

How Chistians can recognize the harmful effects of destructive criticism, deal with an offender, and begin to heal.

Here's a look at some reasons single people stop going to church on Sundays. I offer tips to singles who are interested in getting back into the habit of attending worship services, and ways others can reach out to them in church.

As we age, we find out what we want and what we deserve. Have you ever wondered why you cannot seem to find that person for you?

We find it difficult to forgive because we hold on to the hurt. This is an attachment to the need to be justified. But the corrosiveness of this anger energy is destructive only to the un-forgiver.

Self-centeredness can be a disease that keeps us trapped in misery. To truly enjoy life, we must learn how to keep our egos within proper bounds.