My life and marriage turned around after someone gave me a book and a brochure.
At a Weekend to Remember marriage conference, our marriage was set on the right path when my husband invited God to be a part of his life and a part of our relationship.
Lee and Laura Gwyn found hope for reconciliation.
The more I tried to convince Steve to believe what I believed, the farther it pushed him from the truth.
How God transformed a rebellious teenager into His ambassador for the family.
Dusk and Amy Bennett suffered a series of setbacks that nearly derailed their marriage.
Silas and Natalie Curfman have kept their vows ‘in sickness and in health’ through emotional illness.
When Michael was accepted to law school, he and Catie had no idea what a strain it would put on their relationship.
Henry Thames tossed a Weekend to Remember® brochure on the bed and said to Lori, “Here’s the only chance we’ve got.”
Today Diana Rivadeneira is grateful that God gave her and Eduardo another chance.
Allen and Carmella Bryant were so busy that they had no time for each other. Something had to change.
Adam and Laura Brown had no hope ... could one weekend really save their relationship?
Attraction turned to isolation and even hatred as Dave and Sonya learned how difficult it was to blend two families together.
Mike and Pam Calvert's story shows that broken homes and broken marriages can be put back together again.
They had no idea what the God of hope was about to do.
It wasn't in our plans, but it was in our vows
Chris James wanted nothing to do with his wife or marriage.
Scott Jennings lived in a world of lies, affairs, and deceit until it all fell apart.
We were pretty close to the end if we didn't do something.
By the time Hank and Ruth Robinson reached their six-month anniversary, they both believed they had made a terrible mistake.
The interviews on FamilyLife's daily radio program help me make daily choices that are honoring to the Lord.
A young law enforcement officer watches an elderly couple model lifelong commitment and faith ... and his life is changed forever
We gave a Weekend to Remember a chance.
We needed a biblical foundation for our marriage.
Our devotional time together is my favorite part of our marriage.
My husband, Rob, and I have worked through many struggles and problems in our marriage. The fact that we remain married is a testament to God's grace and power.
There was a rift between us, and someone had to make the first move.
Divorce wasn't an option for either of us, but we didn't want to spend the rest of our married lives just tolerating each other.
A Weekend to Remember conference was the turning point for us.
I did not have the tools to be a husband and father.
How an aunt's advice kept D.L. and Helen Govan together
It's not the old marriage but a new marriage with God at the center.
Is lifelong marriage still possible? Couples married 50 years or more share advice for your marriage.
It wasn't until the family had to care for Sophie, that they truly understood for the first time how much Roy cared for her.
For Rick and Beverly Weeks, marriage was not the fairy tale they expected.
A Weekend to Remember® was just what our great marriage needed.
In one weekend, God renewed our hearts and gave us hope.
A family rebuilds on a solid foundation.
I knew I could either stand up for my rights and risk ruining the evening, or surrender it to God and trust Him.
Unless God intervened, they wouldn’t make it.
Brian and Julie Moreau thought there was no hope for their family.
Beth Walker woke from a coma with no memory of her family; her husband, Hal, had some difficult choices
Vicki and Bill experienced restoration in their marriage after they came to Christ.
Once Vicki became a Christian, she began to pray that her husband would, too.
Drug abuse, anger, and disappointment drove Vicki and Bill's marriage apart.
Vicki and Bill were vastly different, but Vicki hoped marriage would change that.
