By Randy and Debbie Stroman How to clear the air in your marriage—even when you’re certain your spouse caused the problem Have you ever stepped
By Randy Stroman From September 22, 1994, to May 6, 2004, the sitcom Friends entertained audiences for ten seasons. One of its memorable traditions was
There is a simple truth about marriage that is easy to forget when life becomes difficult: when we believe the future can be better, we
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Of the thousands of couples we have worked with over the years, one of the most common challenges we see
How Better Questions Can Open Doors, Deepen Understanding, and Transform Your Marriage Many years ago, I was flying home to Dallas after a business trip
Why the Best Never Graduate from the Fundamentals By Randy & Debbie Stroman Today I attended a Major League Baseball game. I arrived early enough
Love Makes Faith Work. Faith Makes Prayer Work. Prayer Makes Love Work. By Randy and Debbie Stroman Recently, we heard a statement at a
Three Biblical Steps Toward Positive, Sustainable Change By Randy and Debbie Stroman Every couple who comes to us for marriage help wants transformation. They may
The Greatest Gift You Can Give Your Children Is a Healed Marriage By Randy and Debbie Stroman “We believe the children will be better off
Seven Biblical Steps to Break the Cycle of Conflict in Your Marriage By Randy and Debbie Stroman Many couples describe the conflict in their marriage
Healthy Communication in Marriage: More Than Just Fixing What’s Broken By Randy and Debbie Stroman In many marriages, communication tends to revolve around problems. We
Why Your Life, Your Choices, and Your Marriage Matter for Eternity By Randy and Debbie Stroman Recently, I heard the song “Dust in the Wind”
Why God’s Design for Marriage Still Leads to the Greatest Life By Randy and Debbie Stroman Something has changed. Not long ago, many young people
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Every couple wants peace. Not just the absence of arguments, but the kind of peace that allows two people to
By Randy and Debbie Stroman I have a good friend who has developed an unusual habit. Everywhere he goes, he thanks people for coming to
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Most couples do not stand at the altar dreaming of survival. They dream of partnership. They dream of friendship. They
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Every marriage faces moments of pain. Sometimes it comes from words spoken in anger. Sometimes from broken trust, emotional neglect,
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Every healthy marriage is built on a foundation. When that foundation weakens, confusion, insecurity, distance, and conflict begin to grow.
A look at the prayer life of Jesus reveals a stunning pattern — one with profound implications for every husband and wife willing to kneel
By Randy and Debbie Stroman The Not So Silent Killer of Marriage Peace Bitterness is one of the most destructive forces in a marriage—yet it
In many struggling marriages, the issue is not a lack of love—it’s a lack of clarity. And that clarity is often clouded by one powerful
There is a quiet but destructive belief that many couples carry in their marriage: “If we could just get this right… if we could just
By Randy Stroman This morning, as I sit and write on the day of my only daughter’s wedding, my mind is flooded with memories. Good
Recently, I spoke with the son of a couple going through a divorce. He was heartbroken—not only because of what was happening to his family,
By Randy and Debbie Stroman Every marriage carries two stories into the relationship: the story of the husband and the story of the wife. Those
By Randy and Debbie Stroman The Hidden Parenting Mistake That Creates Resistance Instead of Responsibility One of the most common frustrations parents experience is feeling
By Randy and Debbie Stroman In marriage, most couples focus on what they are communicating. But one of the most important truths we teach couples
By Randy and Debbie Stroman There is a quiet decision many couples make during difficult seasons. They decide to wait. They hope the conflict will
God’s Promises for Marriage There was a season early in our marriage when we loved each other deeply—but didn’t understand each other very well.
By Randy and Debbie Stroman One of the most common—and most painful—questions we hear in our marriage ministry is this: “Because my spouse had an
