1 Vakorinto 7:3-4

Too many married couples have come to believe that marriage is a place where sex goes to die. After all, without the thrill of something new--and with the built-in obstacles of jobs, kids, a house and numerous sports channels--keeping things hot and heavy in bed can seem virtually impossible. But it doesn’t have to be. Based on the book, Crazy Good Sex, this plan shows you how. 

Sex is a gift from God. He created marriage and sex. In the context of a marriage relationship, sex can connect a couple physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Yet, a great sex life is like everything else that makes marriage great—it takes communication, time, and effort. This 4-day plan by Dr. Kim Kimberling digs into what it takes to fully embrace God’s gift of sex.

Over time, even the strongest marriages can drift from playful romance to polite companionship—or worse, to a business-like arrangement of schedules and tasks. In the Song of Solomon, King Solomon warns about the “little foxes” that quietly spoil love’s vineyard. These small habits or hurts can erode the joy and intimacy God intends for marriage. This 4-day devotional will help you recognize and “catch” those foxes—restoring flirtation, delight, and tenderness to your relationship. Whether newlyweds or decades in, you can build a marriage that’s vibrant, joyful, and alive.

It's almost impossible to read an article, turn on the TV, or get on the web without being bombarded by sex. The world says, “do it,” while the church is often too silent on the issue. God designed sex, so doesn’t it make sense to go to the designer and ask how we should handle it?