

Whether you are dating seriously or engaged to be married, these daily personal devotions and weekly couple's devotions will help you discover the way to lifelong love. Understand that grace is not just for "beginners" – it is for you, every day As you read through the devotions each day, you will:īecome a great lover by learning to love God firstĭevelop the essential disciplines of a lasting relationshipĭiscover a sense of spiritual purpose and meaning Relationship experts Ben Young and Samuel Adams, authors of The Ten Commandments of Dating and The One, give user-friendly tips for nurturing your personal walk with God and enhancing your spiritual connection as a couple. This book is my favorite title on this list. Each day, after a couple paragraphs of a virile main idea, Rohr asks a simple question that’s sure to stir up big questions and honest, if scary, reflections. This dynamic book will help you discover how to make your most important love relationships–with God and your potential mate–strong, lasting, and radiant. The first line of Day 1 really sets the tone: At some point in time, a man needs to embark on a risky journey. Amen.If you are like most dating couples, you are looking for more than just a companion – you want a soul mate! The essence of a true soul mate relationship is that of deep spiritual connection and a shared commitment to God. By your Holy Spirit, help us do the same. As you enter this new year, ask God to help you instead to observe something new each day about his unfailing love in creation.Ĭreator God, the stars and the seas declare your goodness and love. What's new soon becomes old, and we feel no reason to offer praise or even take notice. Too often, though, in our hurry through life we miss the creative majesty of God at work. And when spring comes, we are delighted with the first blade of grass or the first blooming flower.

We admire the fresh snow blanketing trees in our yard or neighborhood. We wonder at the complex patterns of frost etched on our window panes in winter. We marvel at the smooth sand on our favorite beach. God's word, by which the heavens and the earth were created, gave structure and meaning to all created things.Īt times, we still catch glimpses of this beauty and joy in creation. Before sin entered the world, creation radiated God's justice, faithfulness, and love. God designed creation to give us a similar sense of hope and joy. And we celebrate the new year with parties, cheers, and even fireworks.

There's a certain energy that accompanies the start of a new school year. Choosing a new place to live is often an exciting adventure. Newly married couples radiate happiness on their wedding day. New beginnings often give us a sense of hope and joy.
