Crosswalk Couples Devotional

What kind of season do you face now in your marriage? Are you barely keeping it together or are you loving every minute of life? Either way, God is there and He wants you to look to Him.

God loves a happy ending, too, like a well-written script He leads us in how to live happily ever after in marriage.

The balance of becoming onewith our spouse, while keeping the Lord first, can be a tough thing to live out.

When it comes to your marriage, no matter how it came about, and no matter where it is today, I believe with all my heart that God will bless a marriage committed to Him.

The next time you catch yourself about to nag, pray instead.

One day, your marital status on Earth won’t matter in the least, and you’ll be fully complete in the One who created you.

Avoiding sin issues doesn’t cause them to disappear on their own. Instead, they tend to grow larger.

You, your spouse, and Jesus are that triple-braided cord in your marriage.

We can recognize that we are human and sinful, and that no marriage is perfect.

Even marriages that start out right can hit walls of difficulty and forget their good beginnings with God.

Although having different communication styles has presented some obstacles in our marriage, it has helped us tremendously.

God wants us to consider each other better than ourselves.

And this is what compassion does — it enables us to see the true heart of the one who has hurt us.

How is a marriage supposed to be successful when the way we are made is so opposite of each other?

Remember, it’s not about keeping score, but about strengthening your relationship.