CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO  OUR FREE MARRIAGE ENCOURAGEMENT PODCAST! In week 23 of our 30-week Marriage After God devotional series, we talk about unity. Not just unity in our marriage, but unity in the body of Christ as a married couple. We share what we’ve learned, the temptations we’ve faced, and the practical steps that helped us move from isolation to oneness. Why unity matters Unity means oneness. When we’re unified in Christ, our gifts can be used to spread the gospel and advance God’s work.The opposite is dangerous.“Isolation and darkness are a breeding ground for sin and death” (Husband After God). Proverbs 18:1 reinforces this: “Whoever isolates himself seeks his own desire; he breaks out against all sound judgment.” Our personal journey In the early years of our marriage, stress and sin exposed itself in every corner of life, including intimacy and communication.

On this week’s Marriage After God podcast, we’re leaning into something that has transformed our marriage: praying for each other and our marriage every single day. This episode is a practical invitation to make daily prayer non-negotiable, and it explains why the health of our marriages hinges on it.

Welcome back to Marriage After God — week 21 of our 30-week marriage devotional series. We’re pulling from Husband After God and Wife After God, and we’re inviting you into our prayers, and our conversations about praying for your spouse.

  CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO  OUR FREE MARRIAGE ENCOURAGEMENT PODCAST! We recently had the privilege of sitting down with Casey and Meygan Caston — the founders of Marriage 365. They have been in the trenches of marriage ministry for over 14 years, and what they shared was honest, and biblical. Casey opened with this:“If the two greatest commandments are love God and love others, our first other is our spouse.” When Jesus said in Matthew 22:37-39, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart… and love your neighbor as yourself,” He wasn’t just talking about the neighbor down the street. He was talking about the person doing dishes next to you. The person you’re raising kids with. The person you share a bed with. As Meygan put it, it becomes a confusing narrative when we’re kind and patient with our kids, our coworkers, even strangers — but sharp and

We are on week 20 of our 30-week marriage devotional series!. This week we are diving into something that might sound a little surprising at first — praying for yourself. This is one of the most important things we can talk about when it comes to your marriage and your walk with God.

In week 18 of our 30-week marriage devotional series on the Marriage After God podcast, we talk about something every couple will face: Pressure. Trials. Overwhelm. And we opened with a simple but honest question: Do you feel overwhelmed right now?