Moody Radio

What season of marriage are you in - Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall? Marriages are perpetually in a state of transition. It has nothing to do with how long you've been married but the quality of your marriage.

Which season best describes your marriage? All marriages have spent time in each of the four seasons, Spring and Summer are filled with hope, excitement and peace. Dr. Gary Chapman will help you create a Spring/Summer marriage!

Just because the husband is the spiritual leader of the home doesn't necessarily mean he should lead in every aspect of the marriage. If the wife is a better financial manager, give her the freedom to use her strengths for the good of your family! After all, God gave the husband a wife to be his helpmate.

Don't just focus on your desire to climb the corporate ladder to success at the expense of your marriage. Be sure that you prioritize the success of your spouse as well.

Reconnecting with a former girlfriend is dangerous. It often leads to marital division and conflict. Scripture tells us to cleave to our wives.

Is uncontrolled anger a problem in your marriage? Proverbs 29:11 says, "A fool gives full vent to his anger, but a wise man keeps himself under control.

How do you deal with imperfections in marriage? No one's perfect. Start by addressing your own imperfections.

As couples grow older, it's not unusual for them to withhold intimacy from each other. This is unhealthy. If you can determine why your spouse avoids intimacy, it's important to get to the root of the problem.

What do you do when you suspect your spouse of being unfaithful? Address your suspicions to your spouse. Express the difficulty you're having in trusting him, but determine to not be controlled by your anger.

Your fiancé just came out of a messy divorce. Is it wise to marry him so soon after his divorce? Research shows that getting remarried shortly after a divorce will often lead to another divorce. Slow things down and give him time to work through all the things he's been through before moving forward.