Marriage

Revival of the Home is an invitation to believe God can move powerfully in the most ordinary places of our lives. Not just in church services, worship moments, or special gatherings, but around dinner tables, in marriages, through parenting, in friendships, and within the daily rhythms of home. This plan will help you build a household shaped by God’s presence, formed in the way of Jesus, and sent on His mission. Discover how prayer, Scripture, hospitality, faith, forgiveness, and covenant love can transform your home into a place of peace, purpose, healing, and revival.

Revival of the Home

Does it feel like you and your husband are living separate lives, military wife? If you’re living the heartache of losing oneness with your husband, you’re not alone. No matter how far you’ve drifted apart, nothing is beyond God’s power to redeem. 

Join us for five days of honest devotions and time in the Word that help you get back to another when you’re drifting apart. 


Ships in the Night: Get Back to One Another When You're Drifting Apart

What if some of the most common beliefs about marriage aren’t actually true? In this 6-day Bible plan, we’ll explore six popular marriage myths surrounding cohabitation, faith, biblical roles, absolute truth, divorce, and money. Through Scripture and practical reflection, you’ll discover God’s design for marriage and why His ways lead to greater unity, trust, and lasting commitment. Whether you’re dating, engaged, or married, this plan will challenge cultural assumptions and help you build your relationship on the unchanging truth of God’s Word. Strong marriages aren’t built on myths—they’re built on truth.

6 Marriage Myths

The Book of Ruth shows how God works through ordinary circumstances to accomplish His purposes. Set during a difficult time in Israel’s history, this story highlights faith, kindness, loyalty, and redemption.

Through Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz, we see God’s provision and care. As a kinsman-redeemer, Boaz reflects the Lord’s redeeming love and compassion. Ruth also presents beautiful examples of godly character and faithfulness.

Join us as we discover how God remains faithful and at work, even in life’s most challenging seasons.

The Book of Ruth: Faithful Love, Redeeming Grace

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

A Companion Devotional to the Five Pillars of Marriage. The goal of this devotional is not fear, but awareness. Killers only have power when they remain hidden. When brought into the light, they become invitations for growth, grace, and deeper intimacy. Where the Pillars show us what to build, these Killers show us what to guard against.

Five Killers of a Healthy Marriage

The fire does not destroy what God has joined together. It forges it. If your marriage is in a hard season right now, this devotional was written for you. Over three days you will learn the difference between a marriage that is failing and a marriage that is being forged, discover the power of praying for your spouse when it costs you something, and find your footing again as a builder of something that matters in eternity.

Your Marriage Is Not Failing. It Is Being Forged.

Is someone you love struggling with alcoholism? If so, this 10-day reading plan is for you. Written by the ex-wife of an alcoholic, this devotional offers practical guidance for navigating the ever-changing realities of alcohol addiction and its impact on families. Start this plan today to learn how to hold on to hope and surrender what you cannot control to God.

Loving an Alcoholic Without Losing Yourself: A 10-Day Plan for Spouses of Addicts

You won’t get very far in marriage if you don’t know how to forgive. As Ruth Bell Graham taught us, a happy marriage is a union of two good forgivers. So, together with communication and conflict resolution skills, the ability to forgive is key to a healthy and godly marital relationship. This plan explores biblical truths about forgiveness that can help us become better at forgiving. 