Marriage

There's no single person in the Bible who met Jesus with a problem and walked back home with the problem. Jesus has proven that His authority over everything is divinely endless. In this 6-Day devotional plan by Richard Owusu Bediako, author of the contemporary Christian book, 'Becoming Spiritually Successful' takes us through insightful encounters different people had with Jesus.

When You Meet Jesus

Married or single? The Bible clearly shows which is more valuable: neither. Singleness and marriage are gifts from God that He has put in place to help us see Him more clearly and understand our purpose better. May these devotionals bring you to a place of contentment in Him. 

Two Gifts From God: Singleness and Marriage

Marriage is hard work. And things don't always go as we hoped they would. Whether your marriage has struggled because of betrayal or years of neglect, you can have a new marriage. This plan is just seven days, but you can read more in Cindy's book, Rebuilding A Marriage Better Than New.

Rebuilding A Marriage Better Than New

Share this Marriage Devotional with others as Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this timely message. Let Christ cover every aspect of your life and marriage. Let His Character lead every aspect of your heart. Let His Way shield you from the storm. When the waves and winds of life try to sink your ship — choose to turn to Christ. Let Christ lead you as you read this devotional. 

Building a Strong Marriage

Marriage is hard. Sometimes it feels like the best way is out, and we feel the relationship cannot survive another day. But the truth is, there is a better, more excellent way. In this 5-day plan, Pete examines the challenges all married couples face and shares how Jesus wants to breathe life and love into your marriage—even when it seems broken beyond repair.

Don't Walk Away From Your Marriage By Pete Briscoe

Ah, the wedding day, the dreamy home, and the picture-perfect family. But then, the first argument hits, the first storm comes, and reality kicks in. Suddenly, you're faced with the undeniable truth—your marriage isn't perfect. Sound familiar? You're not alone. Discovering that your marriage isn't a fairytale can be a bit disheartening and frustrating. Let's turn to God for hope and guidance during these rough marital moments.

When Your Marriage Isn't What You Thought It Would Be

When Mantles Match" is an 8-day devotional designed to encourage and equip married couples to recognize, honor, and operate in the unique Mantles (spiritual assignments and anointings) that God has placed on each of them. This Plan will help couples understand how their individual Callings complement each other, and how they can work together to fulfill God’s Purpose for their marriage. By the end of this devotional, couples will be more united in their spiritual journey and empowered to walk in the fullness of God’s Plan for their lives.

When Mantles Match

In Ephesians 5, the apostle Paul describes the marriage relationship with two basic, complementary terms. The husband is to love his wife, and the wife is to respect her husband. It will likely require a lifetime commitment for both spouses to experience the various ways the principles of love and respect can be applied. This week, let's consider how respect can be expressed through the role of a wife.

A Wife’s Role in the Home: A 3-Day Marriage Plan

In the early years of marriage, couples can eagerly anticipate exactly what life will be like when they become parents. They will be in for both delightful and painful experiences. No matter what comes, sticking to the basics, relying on God’s Word, and remaining committed to the goal of preparing their children for adulthood will provide constructive guardrails for their task. This week, let’s consider some examples.