Crosswalk Couples Devotional

Basing our contentment on what is surrounding us all the time will always come up short.

I’ve discovered that married couples must have a lot in common with Jesus’ disciples—at least in one area of their lives.

The desire for control in marriage can lead to conflict and undermine God's beautiful design, but by understanding our personalities, resisting the enemy's lies, and surrendering our will to God, couples can find a peaceful relationship without the need for control. By embracing maturity in faith, recognizing areas of control that need to be brought into submission, and speaking words of life and light into their marriages, couples can undo the desire for control and live out a healthy give-and-take based on reverence for Christ.

Whenever we look to another person to make us happy or bring out the best in us, we have our eyes fixed on the wrong person.

When a conflict arises within marriage, the first thing we should do to work through the conflict is to go, as soon as possible, to our spouse.

Reaching out for help will ensure your marriage stays strong. Don't wait until times get rough.

Our wise Heavenly Father wants the best for us, just like we want that for our children.

With the support of my spouse and the active power of the Holy Spirit, I have been able to make huge progress in not letting fear overtake me when uncertainty enters our life.

Favoritism in families leaves deep scars If you’ve ever felt overlooked (or overly favored) this tender reminder from Acts 10:34 offers hope.

What happens when your spouse changes their mind about children after marriage? Here’s how to walk through this painful divide with honesty, grace, and a heart fixed on the Lord.

Understanding and addressing shifting responsibilities within marriage is crucial for a healthy family and honoring biblical principles.

Analyze your season of life right now. Perhaps you are so busy with your overpacked schedule that you collapse at night's end, only to get up and do life all over again. Take heart and embrace the season that you're in. It may be tough to embrace your life's current circumstances (especially if they are difficult), but be reminded that God is using this season for your benefit and his glory.