Moody Radio

Anger is an emotion that every human being experiences. Though anger is often wrong, it can also be appropriate because we all have a sense of right and wrong. It's important to learn learn practical ways to manage anger in a creative and responsible manner.

When your first child comes along, it often results in a decline of marital intimacy. You get so caught up with taking care of the baby that you don't have the time or energy to enrich your marriage. Don't resent your spouse - take positive action.

Intimacy is at the heart of a healthy marriage. It gives the sense of being connected, loved, appreciated and respected. Marital intimacy can be squeezed out by busyness or the arrival of children. Maybe it's time to start dating each other again!

We become angry when we've been hurt by our spouse. Anger doesn't just go away with the passage of time. Matt. 18:15-20 tells us to lovingly confront our spouse. If they repent, forgive them.

Did you know that toilets are not self-cleaning? How do you decide who's supposed to clean the toilet? At the very beginning of your marriage, it's important to come to an agreement as to which chores each of you will do. That will help mitigate conflict in your marriage.

In marriage, mutual sexual fulfillment is not automatic. Sex can often become a battlefield for many couples. Information and communication are the keys to finding mutual satisfaction. Sex was God's idea. Look to His Word for guidance.

When we sin against God, it breaks our fellowship. The relationship can only be restored through repentance. The same is true in human relationships.

Are you pleased with the way you invested your time and energy so far this year? Are there changes that need to be made? Maybe it's time to find a balance in where you put your time and energy.

You and your spouse are always at odds with each other. The first step in resolving your differences is learning how to respect each other's ideas, even when you don't agree.

As a couple, our sexual needs and desires will never be met unless we express those needs and desires to our spouse.