Marriage

God expects husbands to love their wives unconditionally, just as Christ loves the Church. They are to lead their families with humility, compassion, and sacrificial service. Husbands are called to be faithful and committed, cherishing their wives and providing for their needs, both emotional and physical. Join this plan and discover the things God expects from a husband.

Things God Expects From a Husband

This 6-day devotional explores how healthy, biblical boundaries can bring healing to strained family relationships. Through real-life stories and Scriptures like Proverbs 19, Genesis 42, and Galatians 6, you’ll learn to say no with wisdom, speak truth with love, and honor God even when others don’t. Whether you’re dealing with a toxic pattern, enabling dysfunction, or neglecting your own limits, this study will help you establish boundaries that lead to greater peace, clarity, and respect in your home. Start today and take the first step toward healing through God-honoring boundaries.

Healing Family Relationships Through Boundaries

God made us for relationship with Himself and each other. So life is good when relationships are sweet and terrible when they go wrong. This series of devotionals, based on the book Rooting Out Relationship Killers, provides practical, inspirational wisdom for the cultivation and maintenance of healthy relationships of every kind.

Rooting Out Relationship Killers

Ladies, marriage and committed relationships are supposed to be a source of comfort and security. But how should you respond when you no longer trust your partner? He’s supposed to protect your heart, but instead you feel abused, deceived and manipulated by gaslighting. This plan will help you understand how to use biblical discernment so you can regain your freedom from the insanity.    

When Love Uses Gaslighting

In the ebb and flow of marriage, it's easy for our perception of our spouse to change, which can lead to misunderstandings, conflict and resentment. We are bombarded by negative messages about marriage by a world and an enemy that hates marriage. We can fight those lies by consciously and prayerfully reframing our perspective. Learn how to have a better perspective – and a better marriage, with this plan. 

Build a Better Marriage by Building a Biblical Perspective

The sin of withholding is often undetected, however it is responded to by God in a consistent and firm manner. This sin is active and alive in churches, marriages, and families and has been present without a voice. As a result, our marriages and families are suffering. Once a believer is free of this sin, their walk with the Lord and their fruit toward others can increase expediently.

Sin of Withholding

After I lost my son, I struggled with my relationship with God, but I didn't expect to struggle in my relationship with my spouse. When we decided to try again, feelings of anxiety, sadness, tiredness, and frustration affected our marriage. In part two of "Trying Again," we will take a short walk together on the journey of caring for ourselves and our marriage. 

Trying Again Part II : After Miscarriage & Pregnancy Loss

This 6-day devotional will help you experience healing in your family by learning to accept others as Christ has accepted you. With biblical insights from Romans 15, Hebrews 2, and Galatians 6, you’ll discover how embracing grace, acknowledging your own flaws, and letting go of unrealistic expectations can transform strained relationships. Acceptance doesn’t mean ignoring sin—it means choosing love in the midst of imperfection. If you’ve been struggling to love someone through their mess, this study will help you move forward in faith and peace. Start today and take a healing step through Christlike acceptance.

Healing Family Relationships Through Acceptance

Strong marriages don’t just develop automatically. Our hope is that you’ll discover the attitudes, the values and the habits that are needed to build a healthy and strong marriage that will last a lifetime. This 5-day plan is adapted from The Pre-Marriage Course created by Nicky and Sila Lee, authors of The Marriage Book.