A Couple's First Year Devotions by Robert A. Ratcliff

This easy-to-use devotional helps you set aside anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes every day with your spouse to grow closer to God and closer to each other. Moments Together for Couples: 365 Daily Devotions for Drawing Near to God & One Another* What’s important is that you are actively, consciously making your marriage a priority – in the midst of a busy life.Ĭlick on the book cover to find the book on Amazon.

Don’t feel guilty or feel pressed to do devotions every day.We took nights off if we were out at night for bowling or small group. Don’t put pressure on yourself to complete the book in given time (ie: finishing a 31 day devotion in 31 days).Setting aside time for just the two of you gives you a chance to pause and spend quality time with each other – connecting at the end of a busy and possibly, stressful day Make devotion time a priority (no matter if you choose daily, weekly, every other day or, say Tuesdays and Fridays).We liked some more than others, but each gives us a unique perspective on a Christ-centered marriage and encourages us to talk about things that wouldn’t normally come up in everyday conversation. Wait until the kids are in bed or do them in the morning before the kids get up. Make sure you are able to complete the devotions without interruption.Just because my husband and I do them daily doesn’t mean that is right for you and your husband. Set aside daily or weekly time – whichever works best for you and your spouse.Prefer to listen to the books? This plan includes audible books, too! Or just try audible and get 2 free audiobooks as a bonus!īefore I share my top ten best devotionals for couples, I want to share some do’s and don’ts about doing couple’s devotions.įOR BEST WOMEN’S DEVOTIONS, SEE THIS POST Do’s and Dont’s For Couple’s Devotions Read on any device including your phone, tablet and computer or Kindle. NOTE: You can try the Amazon Kindle Unlimited Plan and get access to over 1 million books (including many of these). Whether you are newly married or have been married for decades, setting aside time to talk, pray and connect is one of the best ways there is to stoke the flames of a God-centered marriage. With work, house responsibilities, ministry, kids and all the rest that comes with life today, staying connected takes work.

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A Couple's First Year Devotions by Robert A. Ratcliff