Marriage

This devotional series is a collection of heartfelt reflections and lessons that encourage moms to bloom right where God has planted them—in the sacred space of marriage and motherhood.

Each day includes a Scripture focus, a short meditation, a prayer prompt, and a journal idea to help you reflect, respond, and grow.



Gracefully Anchored: A Devotional to Keep Your Marriage and Motherhood Anchored

This 5-day devotional helps you cultivate Christlike compassion toward those who have hurt you. Grounded in verses like those found in Colossians 3 and Luke 6, you’ll be challenged to soften your heart, see your family members through God’s eyes, and move toward mercy rather than judgment. Compassion doesn’t excuse wrongdoing but opens the door to understanding and healing. If you're holding onto anger or struggling to care, this study will guide you toward grace. Start today and let compassion be a channel of God’s healing in your family.

Healing Family Relationships Through Compassion

This plan is for all Christian couples, those getting ready to walk in covenant and those who have already made the vow before God and man, to do all of those things "until death do us part."  This five-day devotional focuses on Pastor Tai and Dr. Sh'nai's 5 pillars for creating a dynamic relationship with your partner.

The 5 Pillars of Dynamic Christian Couples

Navigating life as a newly married wife is a new and beautiful season, but it’s sometimes pretty challenging. You’ve given up your right to make unilateral decisions and all of it can leave you asking the question, “What is my purpose?” In our 5-day devotional plan, you’ll see God is at work in your marriage and everything you’re feeling, it’s normal.



Advice From One Newly Married Wife to Another

It is my hope that as parents we are bringing our children before the Lord daily - trusting Him with their hopes, dreams and futures, as well as their protection, peace, and sustenance. With great care we look after their lives and try to protect their hearts, but it’s all for nothing if it’s not all for Him. As we look to intentionally pray over our children, point them to Christ, and exemplify the joys of godly living, I’m hopeful these 6 prayers will encourage you and bless your family.

6 Prayers for Your Children

Trauma of any kind impedes our ability to experience the wholeness found in Christ. Relational trauma, trauma resulting from an abusive or dysfunctional relationship, often fractures our perception of God, self, and others. As a licensed Christian therapist specializing in trauma, I have witnessed true healing from trauma. In this devotional you will explore, heal, and grow beyond the areas of your heart that have been fragmented by relational trauma. 

Being Whole: 21 Days to Overcoming Relational Trauma

Author Stormie Omartian provides heartfelt wisdom and biblical guidance to help you and your spouse pray together in unity. This uplifting and powerful 7-day plan will help you to strengthen your relationship through agreeing together in prayer to establish a marriage that lasts.

The Power of a Praying Couple

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

One of our top priorities should be taking care of our home. If the world tries to break up our family, we must fight to restore it by asking God for direction. How then, in times of destruction, can we restore our families? In this devotional, we will reflect on how Noah's family overcame and fled destruction by edifying their home.