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.

• John Wesley’s 21 Accountability Questions to Start Out 2019

  Posted on Monday January 14, 2019
  

  On a recent prayer time away from my office, I carried John Wesley’s 21 accountability questions with me.  I have gone through these numerous times and really enjoy doing so.  ... Continue »

• The Dedication of a Child to God

  Posted on Monday January 07, 2019
  

  In 2018 I was able to enjoy several children’s dedication services.  One was my grandson. That was special.   Also in 2018, one of the books I read was Benjamin ... Continue »

• Are You Known More for What You Hate or By How You Love?

  Posted on Monday December 31, 2018
  

  I was speaking with a friend recently about a specific governmental department that I obviously did not have a good word for.  Later in a text message, I apologized for ... Continue »

• Three Very Wise Guys

  Posted on Monday December 24, 2018
  

  Three wise men traveled quite a distance to see the Christ child.  There is a bit of debate about the distance they traveled, as well as the time it took ... Continue »

• How Our Differences Can Strengthen Our Marriage

  Posted on Monday December 17, 2018
  

  Before we said, “I do” we diligently worked at not having or experiencing differences with one another, at least not out loud. We wanted to be argument free and not allow ... Continue »

• This Is A Serious Condition; Do Not Take It Lightly

  Posted on Monday December 10, 2018
  

  “People die from this infection; this is serious; do not take it lightly,” said the ER doctor to us before discharge.  My wife of 43 years was sick and in ... Continue »