Marriage

Written by Finding Hope, this seven-day devotional was created for those walking the painful, confusing road of loving someone who struggles with addiction. Relapse can stir up grief, fear, anger, and exhaustion — but you are not alone, and this season is not without purpose or hope. Regardless of how you’re feeling, this reading plan is a chance to remember that you are not alone, it’s not your fault, and there is hope.

Surviving a Relapse: Practical Tips for Loved Ones of Addicts

Hello! The empty nest is such a special season of life, one in which we are meant to live fully. It's a wonderful time to deepen your faith, strengthen your relationships and discover new callings and purposes. Jesus said, "I have come that they may have life and have it to the full. " (John 10:10). May this plan help you draw closer to the source of life Himself. As you do, I hope you will embrace this season and overflow with faithfulness and His fruitfulness. I'll be cheering for you along the way! We're in this season together! 

Living Fully in the Empty Nest

Names are more than labels—they carry meaning, identity, and direction.

In Naming Your Newborn, this 3-day devotional explores the importance of intentionality in naming through Scripture and reflection. You’ll discover the difference between naming based on circumstance and naming with destiny in mind, and why what is spoken at the beginning of a life matters.
Whether you’re a parent, preparing for the future, or simply reflecting on identity, this devotional will help you understand the power of words and the role they play in shaping lives.

Naming Your Newborn

Marriage doesn’t drift into strength, it grows into it. Just like powerful tools require skill and maturity to use correctly, marriage requires maturity to build something lasting. The problem is rarely the tool, it’s the person using it. In the same way, marriage isn’t the issue, immaturity is. This plan will help you grow in the kind of maturity that builds a marriage that lasts.

Maturity in Marriage

He Called Her Ezer: The Strength of a Woman in the Image and Order of God is a 6-day Bible reading plan exploring the deep meaning of ezer in Scripture. Far from weakness, ezer reveals woman as strength, support, power, and divine partnership—reflecting the very nature of God. Through biblical insight on identity, virtue, submission, and the Church, this plan invites women to rediscover their God-given design with clarity and dignity. It is a thoughtful journey into biblical womanhood, rooted in truth, order, and the beauty of God’s original intent.

He Called Her Ezer: The Strength of Woman in the Image and Order of God by Patrick Omukhango

Most couples don't set out to build a mediocre marriage. But without the right resources, even good marriages get stuck in a 'roommate rut.' Over six days, you'll discover six tools to grow in self-awareness, deepen intimacy, protect what you're building, and create a legacy worth being known for. This plan is for couples ready to build the marriage they actually want. 

(Looking for part one? Search: “When Marriage Feels Like Roommates —Part 1”)

When Marriage Feels Like Roommates: Part 2— Building the Marriage You Actually Want

A 7-Day Devotional on Building a Winning Family Culture by God’s Design.
Based on The Winning Family Culture Small Group Curriculum by Legacy Stone, this devotional will help you reset your idea of biblical family culture and inspire you to create the type of home that lasts for generations.


Built to Last

Discover powerful lessons through the lives of 10 women in the Bible. This reading plan will help you grow in faith, wisdom, courage, and trust in God through their stories and experiences.

Learning From 10 Women of the Bible 

Love is a word we use often, but the Bible gives it a deeper meaning. In 2 John 1:6, we discover that love is not limited to a feeling; it is expressed in the way we walk each day. Loving God and loving others involves concrete choices and a direction of life that reflects His heart. In this plan, you will discover how biblical love can transform the way you live and relate to others. These few days can help you learn to love in a more genuine way.