What is it about your spouse that you are most grateful for? Take time today to write a gratitude list and then say a prayer of thanks to God for your spouse.
Marriage
It’s hard to be thankful when the holiday falls apart. This Thanksgiving, remember that God is working in you and never gives up on you.
The Bible tells us to “outdo one another in showing honor.” What does that mean for you and your spouse?
It’s time to break free from what’s breaking your marriage by letting go of the sins and behaviors that harm your relationship.
No one thanks the light switch for doing its job. But it’s essential. Just as you rely on the switch to work, your spouse relies on you to show up day after day.
Your heart deserves Fort Knox-levels of protection. Put Proverbs 4:23 into action and “Keep your heart with all vigilance.”
Today’s Scripture “The name of the LORD is a fortified tower; the righteous run to it and are safe” (Proverbs 18:10, NIV) Today’s Devotion Sometimes when I’m working from home, I’ll take a few minutes to enjoy the view from our kitchen window. We’re blessed to work in Colorado Springs where the mountains are across …
Every couple faces stress, but strong marriages don’t just survive—they grow. Learn how faith, trust, and perseverance can deepen your connection.
When I feel hurt or unsafe, my heart coils up. It protects me from pain – but it also blocks out love, help, and healing.
You can take the 4 animals personality test in a few minutes. The goal is to give you a picture of your and your spouse’s unique, God-given strengths.
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Guess what’s on the class ring at MIT (the Massachusetts Institute of Technology)? Or at Caltech (the California Institute of Technology)? Both of these colleges are arguably two of the finest engineering schools in the world. And both of them have on their class rings … a Beaver! That’s because …
Estimated reading time: 1 minute Golden Retrievers are considerate, good-natured and strong team players. They’re naturally kindhearted and love helping, serving and looking for ways to come alongside others, particularly if they’re around people who are hurting. For example, at work, the Lion often organizes the Christmas party (but doesn’t actually go), while the Otter …
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Otters are fun-loving, enthusiastic, playful and encouraging. They love people and love to talk. That’s one reason why they know hundreds of people but don’t know anyone’s name! Otters — purebred Otters, in particular — don’t focus on details, like names. But they’re so naturally friendly and engaging, they can …
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Lions have personality strengths that motivate them to naturally take charge and be assertive. They love taking the lead and generally know which way they want to go. That natural ability and confidence to move toward a goal or objective is a great strength for Lions. They’re naturally competitive and …
Is there any way a busy couple can maintain a healthy sex life so that both spouses are content?
An emotional word picture is a tool that simultaneously activates the emotions and intellect of the listener. When you use a word picture to communicate, it can go straight into your spouse’s heart.
Resolving conflict healthily honors marriage and keeps the marriage bed pure. Praying with your spouse leads to emotional safety, which encourages sexual intimacy.
We trust that God has bigger plans for our marriages than will never come from merely “going with the flow.” So don’t drift; Live the intentional life He designed you for.
Trust is scary. It’s never easy to trust your husband. What should you do if God is asking you to trust your husband?
A biblical tool called “emotional word pictures” can help you improve your communication skills with your spouse. Learn to use this emotional language of love that Jesus modeled for us.