Marriage

Waiting can feel confusing, lonely, and intense especially when you desire marriage, companionship, or waiting in line for your next season. But the waiting room is not punishment; it’s preparation. One of the strongest lessons God teaches us in the wait is that He is always in the details of our lives and no matter how long the wait is, God is more interested in who you become in the wait.  
In this 7-day plan, you’ll learn how to grow in intimacy with God, and become ready for what God is building in your future.

Finding God in the Waiting Room

Many relationship problems stem more from a lack of listening than from a lack of love. This 4-day reading plan explores the biblical art of listening, before and after marriage, in friendships, family, and everyday conversations. Through Scripture, reflection, and practical insight, you will learn how listening builds understanding, reduces conflict, and strengthens connection. Whether you are single, dating, married, or simply seeking healthier relationships, this plan will help you move from reacting to truly hearing, and from assumptions to understanding.

When Listening Speaks Love

Snare Marriage: Discerning Between God’s Covenant and the Enemy’s Trap by Patrick Omukhango is a 7-day devotional designed to help believers recognize the difference between God-ordained relationships and subtle relational snares. Through powerful biblical examples, this plan exposes how love, emotion, pressure, and compromise can quietly derail purpose. Whether single, dating, married, or recovering from relational pain, this devotional invites you into deeper discernment, healing, and alignment with God’s covenant design—so relationships become instruments of destiny, not traps that hinder obedience.

Snare Marriage: Discerning Between God's Covenant and the Enemy's Trap by Patrick Omukhango 

The first and last marriages in the Bible point us to the gospel-focused spiritual profile and purpose of marriage, and the power we have in Christ to make our marriages successful.

A Gospel View of Marriage

Waiting can be one of the hardest seasons of life, especially when prayers seem unanswered. This 5-day plan is designed to help you trust God’s timing without losing faith, or hope.
Through this plan, you’ll learn how to wait well and rest in God’s process. Instead of rushing outcomes or attaching deadlines to God’s promises, this plan invites you to anchor your heart in His wisdom, faithfulness, and perfect timing.
Whether you’re waiting for clarity, healing, or the fulfillment of a promise, this plan will help you cultivate peace, strengthen trust, and stay aligned with God while you wait.



Wait Well: Trusting God's Timing

Many people believe that struggle means something is fundamentally wrong with their love.
But healthy couples struggle.
Committed couples struggle.
Mature couples struggle.

Struggle is simply the moment your relationship requires a reset.

Your partner is not your enemy.
Your pain is not the enemy.
Your patterns are the enemy—and patterns can be changed, through a Biblical lens.

ENOUGH - When Love Needs Renewal

In our fast-paced world, it’s easy for family time to slip through the cracks, being replaced by endless to-do lists. This constant busyness can leave families feeling disconnected. In this 3-day devotional plan, Dr. James Dobson recounts how he began to fall into this trap—and what saved him.

Guard What Matters Most: Your Family Time

Start the new year with a resolution that truly matters: putting your family first. Dr. James Dobson acknowledges that building a successful home is challenging and offers guidance on how to strengthen family life, deepen your relationships, and lead with love. 

This Year, Resolve to Love Well

Jewish people read the Song of Songs every year at the Passover, seeing these poems about the union of two lovers as a sort of commentary on Exodus — Israel escaped Egypt to enter into covenant union with Yahweh at Mount Sinai. In this plan we are going to look at some of the key themes shared between the Song of Songs and Exodus, and how Jesus, the Church’s groom, rescues us from slavery and unites us with Himself.