Many Christians wrestle with the idea that God is deeply invested in their sexual intimacy. We often think of sex as either a physical release or a taboo subject, but Scripture teaches otherwise…

Divorce may feel like the end of love, but it can also be the beginning of healing. By understanding the psychological and spiritual weight of brokenness, Christian couples can begin to move forward with grace and courage…

Many Christian couples struggle to talk about sex, not because they don’t love each other, but because it feels awkward, taboo, or even unspiritual. But God designed intimacy to be a beautiful, open part of marriage…

Good communication isn’t just about talking. It’s about connection. Research in psychosexual therapy shows that when couples struggle to communicate, they often also struggle with intimacy. Misunderstandings can create emotional distance, which affects physical closeness too…

Many Christian couples struggle with stress and anxiety interfering with their sex life, and it’s often more than just “being tired.” Your nervous system (how your body responds to stress) plays a huge role in sexual connection and satisfaction…

Couples often think separation happens because of one big moment, such as a fight, a secret, an act of betrayal. But in reality, separation often begins with subtle neglect…

In many churches, sex is only discussed as something to avoid until marriage. Purity culture often emphasises abstinence, but rarely offers guidance about how to thrive sexually after the wedding night…

Many couples try to “pray away” sexual challenges or push through discomfort without understanding the deeper roots. But sex isn’t just physical—it’s deeply emotional, spiritual, and neurological…