Every marriage has friction. What separates a strong marriage from a tired one is how quickly the two people repair. These devotions cover defensiveness, apology, contempt, keeping score, and the habit of coming back to each other quickly.
All marriage devotionsOther topics: Appreciation and Respect, Communication in Marriage, Emotional Connection, Forgiveness and Letting Go, Friendship in Marriage, Growing Together Spiritually, Money and Financial Unity, Prayer in Marriage, Stress and Hard Seasons, Trust in Marriage, Vision and Goals.
Addictions · Day 6It wasn’t always like this. In the beginning, conversations felt safe. Gentle. Understanding. But over time, something changed. Every disagreement became heated.Every misunderstanding turned into tension. It wasn’t just the issues; it was the…
Loving Your Spouse When You Feel Like Walking Away · Day 14Unspoken expectations often lead to frustration. A wife once felt overwhelmed managing the home and children, while her husband believed he was fulfilling his role by working and providing. Neither was wrong.But neither had…
Loving Your Spouse When You Feel Like Walking Away · Day 13Most marriages are not destroyed by one major event, they are weakened by small, repeated breakdowns. A couple once said, “We don’t have big fights… just constant tension.” When explored further, the tension came…
Loving Your Spouse When You Feel Like Walking Away · Day 8Every marriage develops patterns. Some are healthy: Encouragement Support Shared routines Others slowly become destructive: Criticism Withdrawal Defensiveness A couple once described their arguments as “predictable.”She would raise a concern.He would become defensive.She would…
Letting Go of My Money · Day 3Joshua and I learned that money can easily become a source of conflict in marriage when there is a lack of communication and understanding. Some of our main triggers were spending habits and not…
Letting Go · Day 7One of the most important lessons Joshua and I had to learn in our marriage was to stop trying to change each other and allow God to do His work in each of us….
Letting Go · Day 6One of the lessons Joshua and I had to learn in our marriage was letting go of unrealistic expectations. Early in our marriage, Joshua assumed that romance would naturally stay on autopilot. On my…
Letting Go · Day 3One of the lessons Joshua and I had to learn in our marriage was how easily small things can create unnecessary tension if we allow them to grow. For example, Joshua had a habit…