In this Q & A program, Let’s Talk About Relationships Part 2, Chip addresses your questions about finances, joint vs. separate accounts, and how to balance financial responsibilities inside a marriage relationship. He also answers questions about Christian responsibility to…
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What does the Bible have to say about divorce and remarriage among Christians? Chip takes this subject head-on and presents a compelling and provocative answer to that question.
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Chip suggests that your marriage is a 10-million-piece jigsaw puzzle and unless you find the picture on the box top, you’ll spend years in frustration and heartache. The picture is God’s design for the marriage puzzle. This message clarifies God’s…
Read » Til death do us part – when you walked down that aisle and said, “I do!” you had hopes and dreams for your marriage that were off the charts! In this message, Chip shares a life-skill with you that can…
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Marriage is God’s idea. Since He designed it, it’s probably a good idea to know what He intended it to be. What does it take to build a healthy marriage? Communication? Trust? Respect? Love? Chip begins this series by explaining…
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Would you like your marriage to be better, more fulfilling, more intimate? The truth is, God designed marriage to be the most important and fulfilling human relationship on earth, but for many of us we can’t figure out what went…
Read » What is the single biggest source of conflict in your marriage right now? Children? A job loss? Money? In-laws? How would you like to get that resolved in a way that nobody gets hurt? In this message, Chip teaches you…
Read » For this program, Let’s Talk About Relationships Part 1, we chose your questions that have to do with marriage. Whether you’ve been married for many years or are just starting out, Chip’s addressing common challenges to all marriages. Issues like…
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If we believe, in our heart of hearts, that God’s wisdom is perfect how do we face disaster – the marriage ends, a loved one dies, the job is gone, the hope is destroyed? Chip gives amazing insight into the…
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We all have dreams for our marriages. Most of us dream of having a long, fulfilling, and happy marriage. Nobody who’s about to get married thinks, “I hope this marriage doesn’t work out very well!” So, if we all start…
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Only twenty-five percent of families in America right now have a mom and a dad in the home with kids. A family made up of a mother, father, and kids of that union is becoming rapidly extinct. And the fallout…
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No relationship will last long without commitment. It’s a lifelong choice of unconditional love to an imperfect person.
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If I asked three of the most esteemed and educated counselors, “Why don’t marriages work anymore?” they would give me three of the most common causes: Ongoing, unresolved conflict, a lack of communication, and a lack of commitment.
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What if we stopped arguing about the right and wrong of roles and rights in marriage, and focused instead on the balance, brilliance, and beauty of a God-glorifying mutually submissive couple who do the dance according to its choreographer? According to God’s design?
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When it comes to conflict in relationships, is your inclination to withdraw or is it to attack? If you want to learn how to “fight fair” in your marriage, you need to know your conflict communication style!
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What happens when you don’t keep up on your car maintenance? Your fuel runs out, your oil dries up, and your GPS system gets you lost! Marriage is like that too. There are going to be times when you need to slow down, stop, and get a tune-up!
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What does it truly mean to communicate? You might be surprised to learn that communication is not talking. Communication is getting what’s in your heart, into the heart and mind of your mate.
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In reality, we all struggle with conflict in our relationships because we all experience the common sin barriers to intimacy. The result of our sin is that we knowingly and unknowingly put up protective walls that keep us from being deeply touched and loved in ways we’re desperate to experience.
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