Marriage

Men and women bring individual differences into their marriages. While distinctive traits can have their appeal, they can also become irritants. With the additional stress and pressure of daily life, husbands and wives can become impatient with one another, and that often leads to friction and conflict. Christian couples have an anchor in the storms of life—His name is Jesus. Let's pray and ask Him to help improve the communication in our relationships this week.

Embracing the Divine Dimension: A 3-Day Marriage Plan

Are you wondering how to find the one God wants you to spend your life with? Asking yourself if you would marry yourself, is a good place to start. Are you willing to focus on becoming “the one” in order to find “the one”?

Be the One!

In the Old Testament, God describes himself as a jealous God. In other places in the Scriptures, human jealousy nearly always appears sinful. Can jealousy ever be a good thing for people to have? Can a husband or wife have good and right jealousy for their spouse?

How to Deal With Jealousy in a Christian Marriage 

This is a devotional for wives facing challenges and seeking to deepen their connection with God. Through inspiring verses, powerful prayers, and profound reflections, strengthen your faith and find peace amidst the storms. Join us on this five-day journey and transform your heart and home with the hope and love of Christ.

I Am a Wife of Faith

In this two-part reading plan, Dr. Kim takes everyday ‘traffic signs’ that we all encounter and applies them to growing your marriage relationship.

Traffic Signs and Your Marriage - Part 2

Recovering from an affair is a slow journey. Once the shock has worn off and life begins to stabilize, you have a chance to think more clearly about the future of your relationship. Get guidance on how to lean on the Lord, find healing, and move forward with this 7-day reading plan.

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Starting Recovery After Infidelity

After experiencing the shock of your spouse’s infidelity, you may start falling into distorted thinking. But blaming yourself, catastrophizing, and other distorted thoughts are obstacles to healing. This 5-day reading plan will help you recognize and challenge these unhelpful thought patterns.

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Challenging Your Distorted Thoughts After Infidelity

Having shared values with the person you’re dating is essential to a long-lasting relationship. In this 5-day devotional, we’re sharing how starting your relationship as friends is powerful because it allows you to learn each other’s values and see how they impact your decisions. Discovering that you have similar values creates a strong foundation to build a romantic relationship.

The Power of Christian Friendship: Discovering Shared Values Before Committing to Romance

In this reading plan, Dr. Kim addresses four areas that will make a difference in your marriage when it comes to conflict. 