Crosswalk PLUS Marriage Devotional Archives

One verse from Hebrews could change the way you speak about marriage, pray for it, and protect it. What does it mean to truly “hold marriage in...

Has your marriage changed in ways you didn’t expect? Learn how to rediscover harmony, purpose, and spiritual unity right where you are, with the...

When you’re tempted to speak too soon or act too fast, patience says: “You first. God’s got this.” Discover how that mindset can transform your...

Marriage can feel like a constant give-and-take of stress. But what if encouragement (not control) was your daily goal? Learn how a shift in focus...

Your spouse can be your closest companion, but they can’t be your only friend. Here’s how God provides community to strengthen you through...

What if the anticipation, not the perfection, is what makes love so holy? Here’s how Christ’s love for His bride can reshape how we view our...

After decades of marriage, forgiveness can start to feel routine (or impossible). This piece offers biblical truth and a prayer to help soften your...

Dry seasons in marriage don’t have to last. Here’s how Scripture can help you trust God to bring you and your spouse closer than ever.

You may not be able to go to bed happy every night, but you can go to bed without giving the devil a foothold. Discover how to bring your anger to...

When we stop chasing more and start trusting God's portion, something shifts in our hearts. Learn what Philippians 4 teaches about joy that lasts...

The Bible warns that our words carry life or death. This gentle but clear reminder will help you guard your heart, your home, and your...

Do you and your spouse pray together? Here’s why it matters more than you might think—and how to begin, even if it feels awkward.

Intimacy and sex are one special way a husband and wife can be vulnerable, bond, and create a safe place to serve one another. This special...

What if the secret to a stronger marriage isn’t about fixing your love, but receiving God’s? Here’s how that changes everything.

When the joy fades and expectations disappoint, God’s purpose for marriage holds firm: to make two one. This devotional shows how to live that out.