Marc Aker

A lot of dating couples avoid arguing about things they don’t agree on. But what if you’re hurting your relationship by avoiding arguments?

When there’s a void in my life I need to fill, whether it’s loneliness, depression or anxiety, a roomful of puppies will never be sufficient.

If you talk about it, I guarantee you’ll find other Christian men and women who are right there with you, needing prayer, encouragement and guidance to overcome the same problem.

For whatever reason I don’t want to tell somebody, “Hey, you hurt my feelings.” And I don’t think I’m the only one who has a hard time with that.

Is there a hidden part of your life that no one — not even your best friend or trusted family member — knows about? Do you say, “I’m fine,” but you’re not?

Many dates that extroverts find exciting, introverts find draining.

Here are some “bridge out ahead” signs to watch out for in your longer-term relationships.

Turns out, God used my college education to equip me for the work He’s called me to.