Crosswalk Couples Devotional

Our husbands love us and they don't want their friends to harass or belittle us. Choose to talk with your spouse today and trust God with the rest.

Our prayers, especially those as a married couple, are there to change us.

It is easy to love someone when they are happy and in good health, but it can be hard when they are sick and in pain.

All of us endure God's discipline at some point in our lives. This does not mean that God doesn't love us.

If your marriage is not where you'd like it to be, there's still hope.

While your spouse might be a great person, you probably have already seen the discord that happens when a couple is not equally yoked together in the Lord.

Your children live what they learn. If they feel their mothers and fathers are there for them and encouraging them to move forward in the faith, it increases the chances that they will want to do the same.

God is at the center of what defines a biblical marriage. We can go to him when we need grace, forgiveness, joy, or peace. He is the glue that holds this union together.

When you meet with people regularly, they get to know you, and you get to know them.

Sadly, the comparison game is something most of us have played at some point.

Marriage isn’t a solo act, it’s a duet.

Not being willing to submit is a matter of pride. I didn’t want to type that sentence, but it’s the definition of conceit.

Financial matters do not have to be a difficult topic unless we allow them to be. Start from the beginning with your spouse and ensure you both become comfortable talking about finances.

Glory wins in our homes and in our marriages, as we bow to the One who is holy.

Christ's humility was driven by an unparalleled love for all mankind. If this same sacrificial love and humility existed in our marriages, they would be unshakeable.