Marriage is for Fellowship – God created marriage because “it is not good that man should be alone.” Marriage is designed for companionship, equality, and unity.
Something to think about: How can you and your spouse grow deeper in true companionship and emotional intimacy?
 
Marriage is for Fruitfulness – Beyond procreation, marriage is a place for spiritual fruitfulness and discipleship, beginning at home.
Something to think about: What are practical ways you can foster spiritual growth and disciple your children within your marriage?
 
Marriage is Meant to be Faithful to Biblical Typology – Marriage is a reflection of Christ’s relationship with His Church, rooted in love, sacrifice, and redemption.
Something to think about: In what ways does your marriage reflect Jesus’ love and devotion to the Church?
 
The Covenant of Marriage – Marriage is a sacred covenant, not just between spouses, but with God. It’s a call to enduring faithfulness.
Something to think about: How can you guard your heart and mind to remain faithful to your marriage covenant, especially during difficult seasons?

God’s Love is Selfless, Sacrificial, and Steadfast – Biblical love calls us to humility, forgiveness, and commitment even when it’s hard.
Something to think about: What step can you take this week to demonstrate God’s love—selflessly, sacrificially, or steadfastly—in your marriage?

Fight for Unity in Your Marriage – Ask God to help you and your spouse stay united and guard against division in your relationship.

Bear Fruit at Home – Pray that your home would be a place of spiritual fruitfulness, discipleship, and gospel witness.

Reflect Christ’s Love – Ask God to make your marriage a living testimony of Jesus’ love for the Church.

Keep Your Covenant – Pray for the strength and grace to honor your marriage vows as a covenant with God, not just a contract with your spouse.

Demonstrate Sacrificial Love – Ask God to help you love like Jesus—selflessly, sacrificially, and with steadfast faithfulness, even when it’s difficult.