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Whatever Happened to Dinner and a Movie?
You can still pick a flick without alienating your spouse or compromising your values. by Jim Killam.
Money Changes Everything
Daryl and Angela never argued about money—until they had some. by Annette LaPlaca
Starting Over
With God's help, it's possible to rebuild trust—even after a painful betrayal.
by Louis McBurney, M.D.
Open to the World
Why Ravi and Margie Zacharias are convinced God has big plans for your marriage.
by Ron R. Lee
Does Your Marriage Need a Tune-Up?
What causes this once smooth-running machine to knock and sputter?
by Mike Lace
Small Actions, Big Pay-Off
Want to impress your mate? It's easier than you think.
Squeezed for Time?
Why hoping for a 26-hour day isn't the answer.
by Eileen Silva Kindig
When You Gotta Go …
A tale of rest areas and true love.
by Renae Bottom
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From the Editors:
"A Welcome Nudge"
Letters:
Letters, faxes and e-mail
Heart & Soul:
"A Team Needs a Captain"
Q & A:
Married Roommates, a Parenting Conflict and Feeling Devalued
Work It Out:
How to have family time that everyone enjoys
Soul Mates:
"Giving Up on Equality"
Real Sex:
Turned On but Turned Down, Erections in Midlife, Slowing Down Sex
Snapshot:
"The Question That Made Al Squirm": Al & Florence Griffith
Now & Forever:
"Love's Time Line"
MP Bookshelf:
Norm Wright on simplifying your life
Room for a View:
"Exposing the Sex Lie"
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