When Christians spend time together in small groups to study the Scriptures and pray, it tends to stimulate growth. This is true for married couples as well.

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When a couple is struggling in their relationship, it's easy to just give up. Recognize that Satan is trying to destroy your relationship. Commit yourselves to spending more time with each other.

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In a dating relationship, it's frustrating when your boyfriend wants to spend more time with his friends than with you. This can lead to resentment. If his priority is to spend more time with his friends than with you, things will be same even after you're married. Consider this to be a red flag.

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At times, adult children make poor choices and choose to walk away from their relationship with you. Don't chase after them, but always be ready to restore your relationship if they return.

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Rating your feelings on a scale from 1 to 10 and sharing that with your spouse is a good way to communicate your feelings efficiently. It's a communication technique that many couples have found helpful.

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An abusive husband can drive a wife to infidelity. Their relationship can be salvaged, but it will require good counseling and spending time in God's Word in order to understand the root causes of their sin.

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Losing a loved one is always difficult. Often times, the biggest regret is not having spent more time with them and listening to them. Ask your loved ones questions while they're still with you and listen more than you talk.

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