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OPINION February 16, 2019

We were married for 10 years and lonelier than ever – then THIS happened and changed everything

Sometimes it can creep into our lives with an unwelcome stealth. I would never have conceived that I could be surrounded by a husband, kids, and friends, and yet still feel its clutches suffocating my heart. But there I was, married 10 years, two kids, busier than ever, and yet lonelier than I had ever been. And it seemed to me that my husband was totally oblivious to my needs and more often than not, to me!

VIDEO February 15, 2019

President Trump makes protecting life a key issue

Faith and Freedom Coalition chairman Ralph Reed says Trump would not have won his presidential election without the pro-life vote.

OPINION February 14, 2019

A Valentine's Day lesson: I have married over 600 couples – Here's the secret I share with all of them

I have been beneath the wedding canopy with more than 600 couples. I say something unique to each, but I also say the same thing to every one of them. It is worth remembering on Valentine’s Day and every other day, too.

VIDEO February 14, 2019

Tim Tebow and his brother are executive producers of the new film 'Run the Race'

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow previews his new faith-based film 'Run the Race.'

OPINION February 14, 2019

Feeling alone this Valentine's Day? You are not the only one

For too many, Valentine’s Day increasingly feels like Christmas – a time when millions of us are surrounded by family, friends, spouses, and significant others but we still feel hopelessly and painfully alone.

OPINION February 14, 2019

Three ways Facebook has affected your romantic relationships (and what to do about it)

Facebook has officially been around for 15 years, and for many of us, scrolling through our timelines is a part of our daily routine.

OPINION February 13, 2019

Valentine's Day: Let's talk about the art (and discipline) of love

If “love makes the world go ‘round” and our marriage vow is “till death do us part,” why is it that even the 50 percent of couples who remain legally married often feel psychologically divorced? And why do couples who have children often feel they are in what I call a “minimum-security-prison marriage”? 

OPINION February 11, 2019

In a world dominated by technology, empathy is becoming a lost art. That's why THIS program matters so much

Sam Goto, a teenager with Koolen de Vries syndrome (KdVS), endured developmental delays as a child and as a result, a deep sense of loneliness.

VIDEO February 10, 2019

Survivors of abortions share their stories amid controversial new bills in N.Y., VT, R.I. and VA

Melissa Ohden, Josiah Presley and Claire Culwell share their abortion survival stories.

OPINION February 10, 2019

The most important thing you can do for your marriage

Marriage starts out with grand vision – a shared way of seeing what you hope your future together will be. It is exciting and full of possibilities. But for many, marriage becomes filled with problems we never anticipated and for which we do not have the tools to navigate.

OPINION February 9, 2019

When I was born my parents were told I was 'not viable.' Here's what's happened 35 years later

“Do you want us to let him go?” Those were the first words that were spoken over me as I came into the world. Those were the words of my delivery room doctor. As he assessed me and my situation all he could tell my parents is that I was “not viable.” His best-case scenario would be that even if I could somehow survive I would “never lead a full life.”