Love

How can we, as Christians, be civil people in an uncivil time? The best description of civility I know is found in Galatians 5:22–23. If we would be people of civility, we need to be people who manifest the fruit of the Spirit. Let’s look at each manifestation of that fruit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

Seeking Civility Through the Fruit of the Spirit

They key to a home filled with laughter and joy starts with a marriage that reflects the love of Christ. Yet, when you’re more concerned with maintaining your home, maintaining a healthy relationship isn’t always easy. That’s why Dr. Ed Young wrote a series of ten daily devotionals to help you and your spouse strengthen your marriage by demonstrating love on a daily basis.

Happy Marriage, Happy Home

The Bible says that love is a more important action than any other--and that it can make up for a lot of our shortcomings. How can we learn to better love those around us?

Compassion

Ruth is widely considered one of the greatest love stories in all antiquity. But this OG chick-flick is not a sappy tear-jerker nor a bubble-gum romance. There is real depth here. Through the Word walks you through each chapter of Ruth with clear and concise audio that will help you follow the drama and uncover the subtle beauty of this classic story. Kris Langham guides us through Romance & Redemption.

Ruth

A devotional about the infallible love of God.

Real Love

Why can’t your wife tell you? Honestly, she hopes you already know. She can’t say anything now. It’s like the neighbor you should know by name, but it’s been too long to ask, “What’s your name, again?” Simply stated, not getting these five Big Ones can wreck a marriage. Read it, digest it, and for the love of all things good, make this your marriage shortlist. 

What Your Wife Really Wants but Can't Tell You

Learn how to put your faith to work and turn hopeless situations around. As you explore the experiences of three women who received back their dead by resurrection, you will be empowered to rest in the compassion of Jesus and live a life of possibilities.

Resurrection Faith: Hebrews 11:35 Women

Most of us were raised to view conflict as a bad thing. And we carry that belief into our marriages—too often believing that no conflict = happy, healthy relationship. But in any close relationship, conflict is inevitable. In this 10-day devotional,  Dr. Juli Slattery explores how God wants conflict to be used as a catalyst for intimacy in our marriages, instead of catastrophes that destroy them.

Conflict as a Catalyst

In this devotional, based on the book Destroying the Spirit of Rejection, best-selling author John Eckhardt helps you find deliverance from the destructive effects of the spirit of rejection, receive love and acceptance, and finally obtain healing once and for all.