Dating

Marriage is a gift from God, but thriving together requires intention, love, and wisdom. This plan explores the relationships of biblical couples, some thriving, some struggling, and draws practical lessons for your own marriage. Each day highlights God-centered principles like trust, communication, forgiveness, and intimacy, with actionable steps to strengthen your connection and grow closer to each other and to Christ.

God Centered Marriages: Lessons From Biblical Couples

Do you feel like your marriage is lacking strength? Ecclesiastes 4:12 says that "a cord of three strands is not quickly broken." In this 5-day plan, we will dive deep into God's original design for marriage. Discover the biblical context of becoming "one flesh" and how inviting Jesus Christ to be the center of your relationship builds an unbreakable unity. 

A Cord of Three Strands: Foundations of Marriage

Virtues are about our character and our personality. When we walk into a room, what energy and culture comes with us? How do we show up with others and for others? In this study well explore both the why, the what, and the how of the masculine virtues: humility, discipline, responsibility and chivalry. 

4 Virtues of Authentic Masculinity by Seth Troutt

The Book of Esther reveals a powerful truth for every single believer: God is always working behind the scenes, even when He seems silent. This 7-day plan is designed for Christian singles navigating seasons of waiting, obscurity, preparation, and unanswered questions. Through Esther’s journey, you’ll discover how God uses hidden seasons to shape identity, build courage, and prepare you for divine positioning. This plan will help you discern timing, surrender control, overcome fear, and trust God’s process. This devotional invites you to see your single season as purposeful preparation for “such a time as this.”

... For Such a Time as This

In this Bible plan, psychologist and relationship expert Dr. Doug Weiss uses teachings from his book Finding Mr. Right to help you ask the deeper questions that reveal whether the man you’re dating is truly the man you should marry. In this plan you will learn how to look beyond words and emotions to evaluate character, maturity, honesty, and readiness for marriage. You will be encouraged to seek God’s wisdom and trust what is revealed as you discern the qualities you want in your future life partner.  

How Do I Know He's the One?

True intimacy begins long before physical connection. Scripture reveals it grows through honesty, friendship, spiritual depth, and healthy boundaries, a foundation that protects purity and prepares the heart for covenant.
For Christian singles, building non-sexual intimacy is one of the most vital relational skills you can develop. It shapes how you date, how you discern, and how you love.
Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, this plan equips you to connect meaningfully without compromise, pursuing relationships that are emotionally healthy, spiritually grounded, and Christ-honoring in every season of your journey.

Building Non-Sexual Intimacy

Seasons of hiding can feel confusing, lonely, and discouraging, especially for Christian singles who desire clarity, movement, or partnership. Yet the Book of Esther reveals a powerful truth: obscurity can be God’s strategy, not His neglect. This 7-day devotional invites you to explore what it means to be hidden yet deeply known, unseen yet divinely remembered. Through Esther’s journey, you will discover how God uses quiet seasons to protect identity, refine character, and prepare you for future responsibility.

Hidden but Not Forgotten

Healing after a broken church courtship—finding clarity, dignity, and hope in God again.

Healing From Broken Courtship Relationship

Seasons of famine test more than our patience, they test what we truly believe about God. In the Book of Ruth, famine is not just a backdrop; it is the environment where faith is refined, obedience is tested, and redemption quietly begins. This 5-day plan is designed for Christian singles navigating seasons of emotional, relational, spiritual, or circumstantial lack. You will learn how famine does not cancel promise, how obedience still matters when resources feel scarce, and how God often uses lack to redirect, refine, and prepare you for restoration.