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.

• God Knows He’s Not Getting a Perfect Leader

  Posted on Monday March 18, 2019
  

  In a vision the Old Testament prophet, Isaiah, has (Isaiah 6:8), God asks who He should send as a prophet to His people.  Isaiah immediately responds in two sentences and ... Continue »

• Crying, It Does a Marriage Good

  Posted on Monday March 11, 2019
  

  My wife cries.  My eyes sweat.  There is a difference!   A sad movie, a sad story, repeating a sad story or re-watching a sad movie – my wife cries. ... Continue »

• Have You Ever Felt Like a Failure as a Parent?

  Posted on Monday March 04, 2019
  

  There is a truth revealed concerning child rearing in I Samuel chapter eight in the Old Testament. Samuel was growing quite old so he appointed his sons as judges over Israel.  ... Continue »

• What a Group of Married Couples Recommend for Your Marriage

  Posted on Monday February 25, 2019
  

  Recently my wife and I had the privilege of spending a weekend with some young married couples on a retreat. Amidst our time together, we desired to ask them a question.  ... Continue »

• We’re Better Together

  Posted on Monday February 18, 2019
  

  Marriage, being God’s design from the beginning, is an amazingly creative design.  Every time I am on an airplane sitting shoulder to shoulder with a stranger, I wish it were ... Continue »

• The House That God Built

  Posted on Monday February 11, 2019
  

  Whenever we have a first-time visitor to our home, given the chance, we tell them a story.  I’ll tell you that story too.   Mary and I were married for ... Continue »