Crosswalk Couples Devotional

One of the best ways to ruin a perfectly good marriage is to make it your spouse’s job to make you happy.

Parenting takes two—yet so often, one spouse ends up carrying the load. Here’s why biblical teamwork in parenting matters, and how to begin walking in unity today.

Being able to overlook our spouse's offenses comes through humbling ourselves before God.

When your spouse’s faith feels stuck, it can test your own. Here’s how to stay strong in Christ, pray with purpose, and trust God to finish the good work He’s begun.

This seems to me the secret to being married for twenty years: cultivating ordinary moments into the life you want to live with your spouse.

Can we really show grace to another if we have not yet understood our own need for it?

God does care about the condition of our hearts, of our willingness to yield to Him.

In marriage, our most basic common objective is to love our spouse. That sounds so simple, but it's a lifetime of hard work.

Your spouse’s wins are your wins, so there is no room for envy in marriage, only love.

I cannot tell you how wonderful it has been to allow Godly wisdom to override my weaknesses.

Are you planning a big move? Here is the best way to handle things during this stressful time.

It's easy to elevate ourselves—especially when someone else has failed. But choosing grace instead of resentment shapes both marriage and faith.

When your spouse wounds you with words, how should you respond? You may have every reason to stay angry, but God offers a better way.

Words are like spent arrows. Once they are out of our mouths, there is no retrieving them.

For couples who need to reconnect and get away from it all, here are a few road-trip ideas to consider.