Ancient advice from a celibate man may hold the key to infusing love into a marriage where you feel taken for granted. Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Houston, Texas meant learning how to …
Want to Help Me Figure Out What My Next Books Should Be?
Since I’ve turned in the manuscript for my next book, I’ve officially completed the contract I have with Zondervan, and my agent is asking what’s next. If you’re so inclined, I’d like your help to …
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The Heritage of a Mature Love
A divorced woman told my daughter that “Finding the man I honestly believe is the love of my life is still not worth the pain and difficulties of being divorced from the father of my children. At some …
Listen to Wedding Day Doubts
I recently read some very bad and very dangerous advice given to a soon-to-be bride: "Everybody has doubts on their wedding day." This was after she articulated some reasonable objections to the …
Nana and Papo Camp, Business Buddy Marriage, and a Wider View of What Builds a Strong Marriage
Lisa and I just wrapped up a weeklong "Nana and Papo Camp" with our two grandchildren. We share very briefly some of what we did, but even more, how watching each other serve our grandchildren builds …
Giving Up the Grudge: The Freedom of Forgiveness
Tomorrow marks the 250th anniversary of our nation’s birth, but it also marks the 200th anniversary of the deaths of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Yes, the two arch-rivals died just hours apart, on …
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