Marriage

The attack on your marriage was never random. The enemy has had a plan and it is time you had one too. Over three days, you will learn to recognize his strategy, uproot generational cycles, and pray with the kind of authority that shifts atmospheres. This devotional was written for the person who is done being a victim of what they did not see coming.

The Enemy Had a Strategy Against Your Marriage. Now So Do You.

As you think about your marriage, how often do you pray for your husband? In this 30-day devotional, you’ll read tangible prayers to pray over your husband and bring refreshment to your heart (Philemon 1:20). We would like to thank Laura Dye for providing this plan.

Praying for Your Husband: A 30-Day Devotional for Wives

Marriage can be likened to a long distance race that requires tact and grace to be successful. In this Bible plan, you will discover what is required of you to maintain the desired momentum in your marriage as you desire to build a marriage that you can refer to as a safe haven.

Marriage Is a Race

You’ve said yes, now it’s time to build on the right foundation. This Bible Plan invites you and your fiancé to slow down together, open Scripture, and discover God’s design for the marriage you’re about to enter. These five days aren’t about planning a wedding, they’re about preparing for a covenant. Whether you feel ready or a little overwhelmed, God meets you right here, right now. Open your hearts together and let His Word shape your marriage before it even begins.

May the Lord Bless You: Bible Plan for Engaged Couples

Waiting can feel especially heavy when you are trying to lead, support your wife, and trust God through infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy and infant loss, or an unexpected season of grief. In this 3-day plan, we look at the stories of Abraham, Isaac, and Zechariah—men who experienced unanswered prayers, delayed promises, and seasons where God’s timing felt difficult to understand. Through each story, we are reminded that God remains faithful in the waiting and present in every season of grief, hope, and surrender.

Stories of Strength: Trusting God While You Lead

Marriage is one of the most important covenants you will ever step into, and healthy marriages are built intentionally. This Bible Plan is designed to help you prepare spiritually and practically for a Christ-centered marriage by strengthening your communication, commitment, forgiveness, and faith together. As you walk through these devotions, our prayer is that God would deepen your relationship with Him and help build a strong foundation for your future together.

Before You Say “I Do” : A Premarital Bible Plan

Every serious relationship in the life of a believer must be divinely discerned—because relationships are not neutral; they are formative. This 14-day plan equips you to walk with spiritual sight, not relational blindness. 

You’ll learn that discernment is not suspicion or cynicism, but Spirit-led clarity that sees beyond words, presentation, and pressure. Through Scripture and practical checkpoints, you’ll discover how God protects your destiny through inner witness, wisdom, fruit inspection, and boundaries. You will also learn how discernment matures through use, how to detect deception and disguise.

DISCERNING RELATIONSHIPS

Embracing Boring in Marriage is a 10-day reading plan for couples learning that strong marriages are not built on constant excitement, but on steady love, daily faithfulness, and covenant under God. In a world that celebrates drama and novelty, this plan helps husbands and wives see the beauty of routine, quiet loyalty, ordinary service, and shared spiritual direction. As you seek first the Kingdom together, you will discover that what feels plain to the world may actually be the quiet strength God uses to make marriage lasting, peaceful, and deeply beautiful.

Embracing Boring in Marriage by Patrick Omukhango

Grief, disappointment, and unanswered prayers can challenge a man’s faith, identity, and sense of purpose. In this 3-day plan, we look at the stories of Jacob, the husband of the Shunammite Woman, and Elkanah—men who carried responsibility, uncertainty, and disappointment while trusting God through difficult seasons. Through each story, we are reminded that God meets us honestly in our wrestling, remains present in grief, and continues to work even when we do not fully understand the process.