Marriage

Jesus set the example for how to forgive. Now he calls us to the difficult task of forgiving those who have hurt us. The good news is, he gives us the power to forgive and let it go. In this reading plan, Joël Malm talks about some of the myths of forgiveness and how to walk in the power that God offers to forgive ourselves and others. 

The Power to Forgive

Discover God’s beautiful design for marriage with Marriage God’s Way. This Bible plan guides couples to align their relationship with God’s purpose, offering wisdom, encouragement, and practical steps for building a Christ-centered marriage. Whether you’re newlyweds or have years together, explore what Scripture says about love, unity, and faithfulness to help your marriage thrive according to God’s plan. Let His Word transform your relationship today!

Marriage God's Way

Mama, do you need encouragement? Would you like to go deeper in your relationship with Jesus this Easter season? Join the Help Club for Moms as we focus our eyes on Jesus and center our lives on His Word. This devotional plan will help you awaken this Resurrection Sunday with a heart full of joy and a deeper understanding of our Savior's love.

Preparing Your Heart for Easter

Praying for your future husband is an important way to align your desires with God's will and invite Him into your journey toward marriage. It helps you focus on the qualities that matter most in a partner, while trusting God to prepare both of you for the relationship. Trusting God with your heart ensures that your hope remains in Him, not in your circumstances. 

Praying for Your Future Husband: Trusting God With Your Heart

The Bible presents marriage as a sacred covenant. But what does that mean, and how do we live it out in the everyday challenges of marriage? Listen together as Kris Langham opens the Word to provide clear explanation and insightful application on key issues like commitment, connection, holiness, and sex. With engaging audio and practical discussion questions, The Marriage Talks is perfect for marital or premarital couples and small groups.

The Marriage Talks Part 3 | Covenant

Life can feel overwhelming when we struggle to balance priorities. Work, relationships, and daily responsibilities often compete for our attention, leaving little room for what truly matters. But Jesus calls us to something greater, to seek His kingdom first. This 30-day devotional will guide you through realigning your heart, mind, habits, and future with God’s will. As we walk through Scripture together, you’ll find practical ways to put God first in every area of life. No matter where you are on your journey, this is an invitation to trust Him more fully and experience the peace He promises.

Priority List

What’s the secret to living “happily ever after”? A good marriage isn’t going to just happen; it requires some give and take…and a willingness to let God direct you all along the way. In this 5-day study, Joyce shares biblical principles and lessons from her and Dave’s more than 54 years of marriage to help you cultivate a greater relationship than you ever thought possible. 
 


Keys to a Stronger Marriage

1 in 10 children will experience sexual abuse before their 18th birthday.
The wounds of sexual abuse run deep—shaking our sense of safety, distorting our identity, and making it hard to give or receive love. But healing is possible.

In this devotional, Ginia Bishop, author of Grace to Start Over, shares her journey of healing from childhood sexual abuse. With tender reflections and biblical truth, each day offers hope for those learning to trust, feel safe, and believe again. God’s love can restore what trauma tried to steal.

Shattered, Still Chosen

Together, we’ve been blessed to see the world through the lens of many amazing opportunities. But our family’s still just like your family. Our marriage’s just like your marriage. Our relationship goal when we married: love God, love each other, and inspire our kids to see marriage differently. We hope this series inspires you to do marriage and family God’s way – and to give them all you’ve got.  