What would you do if the night before your wedding one of your children comes to you and says, "Please don't get married tomorrow?" On this episode, Mike and Kim Anderson discuss how they handled that as well as how they dealt with losing their daughter to her biological father's control.

In 2003 Shauna Shanks' boyfriend, Micah, proposed. As the years passed, resentment and restlessness began to set in. Shanks tells of the shock she felt when Micah asked for a divorce 10 years into the marriage.

Robert Wolgemuth, along with his wife, Nancy, and Ron Deal, talk to husbands about how to lead their wives as loving shepherds.

Within the heart of a woman is a desire to be protected. Robert and Nancy Wolgemuth, along with Ron Deal, talk about the challenges of shepherding a wife in a blended family.

Robert and Nancy Wolgemuth fondly remember the days of their courtship when they discussed becoming a blended family. Robert gives his best advice for husbands seeking to shepherd well. Ron Deal joins them.

Dennis and Barbara Rainey share more lessons they’ve learned from their four decades of marriage.

Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about that memorable "rookie" year each couple must face, and hopefully won't repeat.

Dennis and Barbara Rainey teach us some lessons on marriage you won't learn in school.

Dr. Al Mohler, Jr. talks to singles about the mystery of marriage.

Are you getting married for the right reasons?

Are you waiting for destiny to bring you your perfect match?

Thinking about getting married?

How do you audition for the role of “spouse"?

If you want to marry, what are the options?

Randy Pope talks about the character qualities a great mate should possess.

Randy Pope tells singles how to base a relationship on more than just good looks.

Randy Pope talks about what singles need to be looking for in a mate.

Jeff Schulte talks to couples about God's perfect plan for joining two hearts into one.

Dennis Rainey tells how leaving your family of origin may be the best thing you can do in order to bond to your mate.