Couples Devotional | With God in Marriage

Begin a transformative journey of love and faith with our Couples Devotional. Deepen your spiritual connection, foster intimacy, and strengthen your relationship through meaningful reflection, prayer, and shared devotion, fostering a bond rooted in commitment, growth, and unity.

God is truth, and our prayers must never seek to change or disguise truth

Discovering God's Stability in a Changing World

H. Norman Wright

We live in a world full of rapid change; and it is occurring faster and faster. One thing though does not and will not change, and that is God. Change has a purpose; it is either for better or for worse.

True respect creates space for your partner to develop individuality and potential.

Respect One Another

H. Norman Wright

Dictionaries say “respect” means to feel or show honor or esteem for a person, to hold them in high regard, to treat with deference, to show consideration for. In marriage, respect means you notice things about your partner that no one else does.

A major positive in your marriage will be to never become complacent or take one another for granted.

Avoid the “Takens” in Your Marriage

H. Norman Wright

When you take someone for granted you demean him or her. You send the unspoken message: You are not worth much to me. You also rob this person of the gift of human appreciation.

I pray that my husband and I do not forget You, our Lord our God.

How to Pray for Your Marriage

H. Norman Wright

Praying for your partner and your marriage is of vital importance. Perhaps the most helpful way is to pray for God’s will for your marriage. The best way to do this is to take God’s Word and actually pray it for you and your partner.

The good thing for the past and the future is that you can eliminate pain from your life with the grace of God.

Collecting Memories, not Wounds

H. Norman Wright

Have you ever been to the Grand Tetons—those majestic mountains rising thousands of feet from the floor of Jackson Hole, their ragged terrain and year-round glacial patches looking something like the Swiss Alps?

Jesus opens our hearts to each other and enables us to learn from each other.

Who is in Charge in the Couple?

H. Norman Wright

Power! Control! More power! More control! Nations want power, corporations strive for power, politicians want power, interest groups want power. It seems that everyone has this determined drive to gain more power and control. Marriages are not immune from this unquenchable thirst.

God's words of encouragement offer another important way to build a marriage.

God's Encouragement for the Married

H. Norman Wright

A vital step to the growth of any marriage is learning to reflect the Word of God as it relates to marriage. Some couples discuss the meaning of one particular passage of Scripture.

Make cheerleading a consistent pattern in your relationship now and in marriage.

Support your Partner in Love and Life

H. Norman Wright

Has anyone told you that one of your roles as a spouse will be a cheerleader for your partner? That’s right, a cheerleader. Do you know what a cheerleader is? Perhaps in your school days you or your partner were a cheerleader for your school.

Don’t let your sexual relationship become routine or stagnant. Be creative.

God’s Word and Sex

H. Norman Wright

The Bible often uses water as a powerful and fitting metaphor for cleansing, healing and rejuvenating. It contains beautiful images such as “streams in the desert,” “water of life” and “beside the still waters.”

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I know the deep courage it may have required to pick up this devotional. As you read these words, I want you to understand how brave you are in taking this very frst step toward freedom. I haven’t just studied food addiction and recovery; I have lived through it and overcome it.

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Life Application Study Bible Devotional

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The Life Application Study Bible Devotional was developed as one answer to the question: How can we encourage the readers of God’s Word to delight in his Word? Application sounds like work—and often is. But it’s the work we were designed to do.

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This devotional will challenge and encourage men to embrace their role of provider, protector, cultivator, champion, visionary, and leader, discipling them in the areas of responsibility and spiritual authority.

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The One Year Adventure with the God of Your Story

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In this One Year devotional, join founder and voice of the Daily Audio Bible, Brian Hardin, on a journey to read it in its entirety. Brian Hardin has been podcasting the Bible to hundreds of thousands for over a decade, leading people through the whole Bible every year.

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365 Pocket Morning Prayers

David R. Veerman

“the earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results” (James 5:16). This book was written to support and encourage you in your daily conversations with God. Called “morning prayers,” each one is designed to help you see how you can honor and serve him for the next twenty-four hours and beyond.