Crosswalk Couples Devotional

How do we follow the command from the Bible to “serve one another with love"?

Do you know how many times you have to say sorry to the same person in order to stay connected over a lifetime? A lot of times.

In our marriages there is an extra danger in that when we allow sin-filled media into our homes; it can change how we view each other.

Godly marriages aren’t easy. But they’re a beautiful testament to the glory of God and the bride of Christ, the church.

God wants us to have boundaries. And one of the first boundaries we have is our skin.

Your spiritual life doesn’t need to be separate from your spouse’s. This piece offers a gentle invitation to grow in the Word as one flesh, just as God intended.

Paul’s words in Ephesians remind us that Christian parenting is about more than rules. Discover how to nurture your children with both discipline and the hope of the gospel.

If you are in a constant state of discontentment over what your spouse is or isn’t doing, try treating them as if they’ve already arrived.

You don’t have to rush past your pain. This prayer and reflection show how God meets us in grief and leads us gently toward hope.

It’s hard to pray when we’re hurt, but Scripture calls us to bring even broken relationships before God. This is how healing begins.

Below are three tips to help us enjoy our wedding anniversaries.

God doesn’t want our excuses. The One who designed marriage in the first place desires for our marriage to reach its full potential.

The next time we’re tempted to react instead of responding with grace, we need to remember God didn’t give us what we truly deserved.

A better approach is working on ourselves before trying to reform our partners.

It’s easy to overlook honor in a long marriage. But what if restoring it could bring healing where love alone hasn’t? Here's what Romans 12:10 shows us.