Crosswalk Couples Devotional Archives

We are easily distracted, dissatisfied, and prone to think that the next best thing is better than our current situation. Contentment does not come...

Many couples experience intense longings that go unnoticed and unfulfilled. If this describes your situation, may I encourage you today?

How do you motivate your husband or wife to become more involved in your marriage? Here are five ways to start.

Basing our contentment on what is surrounding us all the time will always come up short.

I’ve discovered that married couples must have a lot in common with Jesus’ disciples—at least in one area of their lives.

The desire for control in marriage can lead to conflict and undermine God's beautiful design, but by understanding our personalities, resisting the...

The truth is, God has joined us together in marriage.

Parents already know they are to raise their children in the Lord, yet how many of them extend Jesus' love to their children? Are they caring,...

Marriage is the union of two very imperfect people. We make grand declarations at the start of this journey to love and cherish each other...

Praying with my husband softens my heart and gives me compassion for him.

It took years for my husband and me to “get” that truth—that we are both different.

My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.

Research says that each of us adopts a style that helps us survive and overcome the pain of our childhood.

Similar to marriage counseling, having a mentor can feel like an insult to our marriage. When someone says we would benefit from a mentor, we...

Losing someone or something we love is always hard, whether a person or a pet. The days and weeks after can be very difficult, knowing that our...