Crosswalk Couples Devotional Archives

When we allow grief into our marriages, we are leaving room for God’s power. The Bible tells us, “For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor...

Sometimes in married life, it’s easy to take honesty and openness for granted.

Father, let us be a couple who gives to everyone generously. Let us be people who give of our resources and sacrifice so that others can have....

Father, help us find our worth in you. Help us know that no amount of makeup or accessories will enhance our beauty. However, people deem us...

Don’t reject your unlikely beginnings. Grieve them well, acknowledge the loss, and then trust that God will draw up divine meaning from those first...

 How am I communicating my love for my spouse with my presence?

We all have heard the “it takes a village” saying when it comes to kids. The same is true for strong, healthy, and Godly marriages.

Consistency in communication can become a real thing in your marriage.

This world causes me to think I need to be sufficient in myself alone. Help me to remember that I need my spouse, and they need me.

When couples withhold their sexual desires from each other, they are allowing Satan to have a foothold in their lives.

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

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

God showed me I needed to clean out my closet. So I started forgiving others instead of keeping score.

Serving someone is a gift. But only if the person is giving willingly.

Are we willing, especially as Christians, to intervene when we see marriage falling apart?