About the Authors

Steve and Mary Prokopchak have been married for more than 40 years. Mary is a registered nurse and works with Steve in premarital counseling. Steve has a Master of Human Services degree and is a member of the Apostolic Council of DOVE Christian Fellowship International. The Prokopchaks have three adult children.

Blogged Together

Steve Prokopchak regularly shares additional wisdom about faith, marriage, life, finances, kids and so much more via his personal blog. Get a peek at the six most recent entries here, or CLICK HERE to visit the full blog.

• When Your Spouse Says “NO!”

  Posted on Monday September 17, 2018
  

  I had researched it thoroughly.  I did my homework.  We acquired the financing.  We prayed together about it.  It all checked out except for one minor detail…she said, “No.” SHE, ... Continue »

• The Redemption and Reentry of a Predator

  Posted on Monday September 10, 2018
  

  I had this question posed from last week’s blog, Signs of a Predator in Your Church, (and I’ll paraphrase here), “What about the reentry of a ‘predator’ to the church ... Continue »

• Signs of a Predator in Your Church

  Posted on Tuesday September 04, 2018
  

  In light of recent news articles about sexual abuse coming out of Pennsylvania, I thought it appropriate to consider this subject in brief. I sat in my counseling office with ... Continue »

• Have You Been Noticed Lately?

  Posted on Monday August 27, 2018
  

  My grandson often repeats, “Papaw, did you see me…” or, “Watch me…” You can fill in the blank with almost anything he does or desires to be noticed doing.  It ... Continue »

• How Often Are You Phubbing?

  Posted on Monday August 20, 2018
  

  There’s a new word in town. Have you heard of it?  That word is a combination of two words: phone + snubbing = phubbing.  Do you know a “phubber?”  How would ... Continue »

• We’re Always in Agreement; We Do What She Says

  Posted on Monday August 13, 2018
  

  At first I was a bit taken aback by the expression that was just spoken half jokingly. It went like this, “We’re always in agreement; we do what she says.” ... Continue »