Dating

Before you can build a healthy relationship with someone else, you first have to understand who you are. But between society’s expectations, past heartbreaks, and our own insecurities, identity can get lost in the shuffle. Knowing yourself isn’t just self-help jargon—it’s the foundation for everything else. Let’s explore the five W questions: Who am I? What am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I even here?

Student of Love: Your Guide to Discover, Uncover, and Recover Healthy Relationships

Many relationship struggles do not begin in marriage; they begin long before, in unhealed emotional wounds. This 3-day plan is for singles, engaged couples, and anyone preparing for healthy relationships. You will learn how emotional wounds form, how they affect relationships, and how God brings healing. This plan will help you recognise hidden pain, pursue restoration, and step into relationships with wholeness, wisdom, and hope.

Healing Before Marriage 

Waiting for love doesn’t mean waiting to grow. In this 5-day plan, discover how to pray with purpose and faith as you prepare your heart — and your future marriage — for God’s perfect timing. Learn to intercede for your future husband, deepen your relationship with God, and turn your waiting season into one of hope, healing, and preparation.

Dear Future Husband: Trusting God With Your Love Story

You want to pray together as a couple. It’s so important, yet many couples find it difficult or intimidating. This practical plan is filled with small, simple tools to help you train yourselves to pray together. Each day includes discussion questions and a prayer; we’re excited for you to grow closer to God as a couple. 

How to Pray as a Couple

Why get married when you can cohabit? This plan shows how marriage is different from cohabitation by showing the theological roots of marriage. As we reflect on the biblical concept of covenant, we will see what is so valuable about marriage. Invest in your marriage and learn wisdom for relationships from the scriptures.

Why Marriage | Covenant: The Heart of Commitment

How do you pray for someone you have never seen, especially someone as consequential to your life as your future husband? Over the next five days, we will discuss why you should pray for him, how to navigate the waiting period with faith, what specifically to pray for, and what to do if you’re losing hope that he’ll ever show.

Future Husband Present Prayers: How to Pray for Your Future Husband

Tired of dating from a place of need? Stop the cycle of heartbreak by getting your heart right first.

This 21-day spiritual boot camp, led by Pastor Simon Richardson III and Olaolu Ogunyemi (U.S. Marine, Parent-Child-Connect), moves you from neediness to wholeness.

You will master self-leadership, heal past wounds, and set clear boundaries before commitment. 

Each day includes a devotional, a Daily Detox Action, Reflection Questions, and a Prayer.

Stop waiting for a partner to complete you. Start becoming whole.

BEFORE YOU CUFF: The 21-Day Pre-Relationship Detox

Snare Marriage: Discerning Between God’s Covenant and the Enemy’s Trap by Patrick Omukhango is a 7-day devotional designed to help believers recognize the difference between God-ordained relationships and subtle relational snares. Through powerful biblical examples, this plan exposes how love, emotion, pressure, and compromise can quietly derail purpose. Whether single, dating, married, or recovering from relational pain, this devotional invites you into deeper discernment, healing, and alignment with God’s covenant design—so relationships become instruments of destiny, not traps that hinder obedience.

Snare Marriage: Discerning Between God's Covenant and the Enemy's Trap by Patrick Omukhango 

Take a journey with Marcus Mooki through this Spirit-led, Christ-centred 3-day devotion on grief, thoughtfully designed to guide hurting hearts toward healing, restoration, and renewed hope. This devotional journey creates a safe space for honest grieving, welcomes God’s healing presence into places of loss, and anchors the reader in the assurance that grief does not have the final word. Through Scripture, prayer, prophetic encouragement, and reflection, readers are gently led to process pain without shame, receive divine comfort, and rise again with strength, purpose, and hope in Christ.