It sure is easy to point out faults and things we wish they would change. Is there a better way? We have such an ability to highlight the positive characteristics of our spouses. Find out on this week’s Marriage Mocha!

Sharing our feelings, struggles, disappointments, and hopes is important for any relationship. Is there a time when we need to temper what we say? I think there is. There’s a point where it stops being productive and starts bringing frustration to the relationship. Find out more in this Marriage Mocha!

Marriage requires a lot, but criticism isn’t part of it. Instead of being the biggest critic, what would your marriage look like if you were the biggest encourager instead? I’m bringing out some real and raw talk on this week’s Marriage Mocha, so head over for some marriage encouragement!

Does your relationship look more like a pop song or a symphony? Find one of my favorite “Scary Close” quotes and why I want my marriage to skip the drama. It’s on the blog as our latest Mocha!

The enemy would love nothing better than to use our deepest weaknesses to tear down our marriage. Find out what this means – and what you can do about it – in our latest Marriage Mocha!

Did you know that love doesn’t just happen? Marriage isn’t always full of lovey-dovey feelings, but it’s full of commitment. Find out what it looks like to make that decision, then let us know in the comments what you think!

“We celebrate each others’ strengths and balance each others’ weaknesses.” He’s a model of patience and kindness. I bring life to the party. Read more about tension of strengths in this brand new Marriage Mocha!

There’s a new guest post on the blog – and it’s a Marriage Mocha from Joel! It’s short, sweet, to the point, and inspires me to get out and be better. You don’t want to miss one of Joel’s guest posts!

We have something special for this week’s Marriage Mocha! There is so much to learn from the insights of others, and I’m excited to share. Enjoy pondering these words of insight on marriage over on the blog!

Is your way always the right way? Is it worth fighting for, or is it just a matter of opinion? Find out how folding t-shirts taught us this lesson on this week’s Marriage Mocha!

All the stress of a sudden change in routine, options, and social interaction makes a difference in relationships. We’re suddenly finding ourselves stuck at home with our families for an indefinite amount of time. Are you using your time to build your marriage?

“If you’re coasting, you’re going downhill”, Donald Miller says. What do you think? Can relationships exist without movement or are they always going somewhere? Find out in this month’s Mocha!