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Marriage Revolution is a non-profit organization that exists to provide biblical help to couples without letting money stand in the way.

We strive to help couples experience lasting change, hope for tomorrow, and intimate joy with God and each other.

02/08/2026

Infidelity feels like death. The marriage you thought you had is gone. The trust is shattered. The future you imagined is in ruins. And everyone around you says it's over.

But the Gospel declares something different: What is dead can be raised to life.

Romans 4:17 says God "gives life to the dead and calls into being things that were not." The same power that raised Jesus from the grave is available to your marriage.

This doesn't minimize the pain. It doesn't excuse the betrayal. It doesn't mean healing happens overnight. But it does mean your marriage isn't beyond God's reach.

Our team has walked with hundreds of couples through affair recovery, and here's what we've seen: The marriages that survive aren't the ones that pretend it didn't happen. They're the ones that bring the devastation to the foot of the cross and ask God to do what only He can do.

Restoration is possible. Not because you're strong enough to rebuild it alone, but because God specializes in making beauty from ashes.

If you're in the aftermath of infidelity right now, hear this: You're not crazy. The pain is real. The road is long. But there is hope, because the God who redeems all things is not done with your story yet.

Betrayal doesn't have to be the end. With God, it can be the beginning of something stronger than what you had before.

Are you willing to bring your shattered marriage to the One who resurrects the dead?

02/07/2026

Marriage was never meant to be your safe place from difficulty. It was meant to be the place where God does His deepest work in you.

Ephesians 5:31-32 says, "For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh. This is a profound mystery, but I am talking about Christ and the church."

Your marriage isn't primarily about you. It's about displaying something far bigger: the covenant love between Christ and His bride.

That's why marriage will stretch you, refine you, expose you, and sometimes break you open. Because God is using your spouse to shape you into the image of Christ. Every frustration is an invitation to surrender. Every disappointment is an opportunity to trust. Every conflict is a chance to practice grace.

Our team has counseled over 4,000 couples, and here's what we've seen: The marriages that thrive aren't the ones chasing happiness. They're the ones embracing God's purpose, knowing that holiness and happiness often walk hand in hand, but holiness comes first.

When you stop asking "Is this marriage making me happy?" and start asking "Is this marriage making me holy?" everything shifts.

Your marriage is God's workshop. Let Him do His work.

What would change if you saw every hard moment in your marriage as God's refining fire instead of evidence something is wrong?

02/06/2026

Do you believe you've been shown patience when you didn't deserve it? Then show patience in conflict.

Do you believe Christ pursued reconciliation with you when you were His enemy? Then pursue your spouse when it's hard.

Do you believe God's grace covered your worst moments? Then extend grace in the middle of a heated argument.

Conflict in marriage isn't just about resolving the issue at hand. It's about reflecting the heart of Christ in how you engage.

Colossians 3:13 says, "Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you."

Our team has seen this transformation happen over and over: When couples stop fighting to win and start fighting like Jesus fought for them, with humility and grace, everything changes.

The goal isn't to avoid conflict. The goal is to let the Gospel shape how you walk through it.

You will disagree. You will frustrate each other. But if Christ's love is at the center, conflict becomes an opportunity to practice what you preach about grace, not a battleground where someone has to lose.

Fight for your marriage, not against your spouse. And let how you fight reveal what you truly believe about how Christ fought for you.

What would change in your next conflict if you saw it as an opportunity to reflect Christ's patience and grace?

02/05/2026

The Gospel teaches us to speak truth in love, not truth with a sledgehammer.

Our team has seen it happen over and over: A spouse who is technically correct about everything, but their tone is so harsh, their words so cutting, that their spouse shuts down completely. The truth never lands because it’s wrapped in contempt.

Here’s what we’ve learned after counseling over 4,000 couples: Your spouse doesn’t just need to hear what’s true. They need to feel safe enough to receive it.

Ephesians 4:15 says to speak the truth in love. Not truth OR love. Truth AND love. Both matter.

When you lead with gentleness, your spouse can actually hear you. When you speak with patience, they don’t have to defend themselves. When your tone communicates “I’m for you, not against you,” the truth you’re sharing has space to sink in.
This doesn’t mean you avoid hard conversations. It means you have them like Jesus would: with grace and truth together, not one at the expense of the other.

Before you bring up that issue tonight, ask yourself: Am I trying to win this argument, or am I trying to win my spouse’s heart?

The Gospel softens our sharp edges. It slows our reactions. It teaches us that how we say something matters just as much as what we say.

What would change in your communication this week if you spoke truth the way Christ does, with both grace and conviction?

02/04/2026

A weekly Marriage Staff Meeting creates intentional space for the conversations that matter most.

Think of it as dedicated time to talk about the health of your marriage: the spiritual, emotional, and physical.

In our culture of constant busyness, if we don't schedule these conversations, they simply won't happen.

Download our free ebook (link in the comments) and get everything you need to start your first Marriage Staff Meeting this week.

02/03/2026

Every time you choose forgiveness over resentment, you’re showing the world how Christ forgives.

Every time you serve your spouse when you don’t feel like it, you’re showing the world how Christ serves.

Every time you stay committed when it’s hard, you’re showing the world how Christ never leaves us.

This is why the enemy fights so hard against your marriage. He’s not just trying to destroy your relationship. He’s trying to destroy the gospel picture you’re displaying.

Ephesians 5 says that marriage is a profound mystery, pointing to Christ and the Church. Your marriage matters more than you realize. It’s not just about your happiness or even your holiness. It’s about the Gospel.

When you fight for your marriage, you’re fighting for something bigger than yourself. You’re protecting a testimony. You’re preserving a witness. You’re declaring to everyone around you that covenant love is real because Christ’s love is real.

The world is watching how you love your spouse. What are they learning about Jesus?

Your marriage is a mission field. Fight for it like it matters, because it does.

What would change if you saw your marriage as a gospel witness this week?

02/02/2026

You're tired of being the one who always tries. You're tired of apologizing first, extending grace first, softening your tone first, while your spouse stays defensive, distant, or checked out.

I get it. It feels unfair. It feels like you're carrying the entire marriage while they coast.

But here's what we've learned after counseling over 4,000 couples: The question isn't "Why should I go first?" The question is "How can I NOT go first when Christ went first for me?"

Jesus didn't wait for us to get our act together before He pursued us. He didn't demand we apologize before He offered grace. He loved us while we were still His enemies (Romans 5:8).

When you go first in your marriage, when you soften your tone, when you extend forgiveness, when you serve without keeping score, you're not being a doormat. You're reflecting the Gospel. You're showing your spouse what Christ showed you.

And here's the beautiful mystery: When one person stops waiting and starts loving like Jesus, the entire dynamic shifts. Not always immediately. Not always perfectly. But it shifts.

Your marriage isn't transformed by both of you trying harder at the same time. It's transformed by one person loving like Christ loved...freely, sacrificially, without keeping score.

Someone has to go first. Let it be you.

What would change in your marriage this week if you stopped waiting and started reflecting Christ's love?

02/01/2026

Marriage will disappoint you if happiness is the goal. Because happiness is a feeling, and feelings are fickle. They come and go based on circumstances, hormones, stress levels, and whether or not someone remembered to take out the trash.

But holiness? That's the real work of marriage.

God uses your spouse to expose your selfishness, your pride, your need for control, your impatience. And He uses you to do the same for them. It's uncomfortable. It's refining. And it's exactly what you both need.

Ephesians 5 doesn't just tell us how to love our spouse, it tells us WHY. Marriage is a living picture of Christ and the Church. It's meant to display sacrificial love, radical forgiveness, and covenant faithfulness to a world that doesn't believe those things exist.

When you choose to love your spouse on the hard days, when they're not meeting your needs, when you're exhausted, when you'd rather walk away, you're preaching the gospel without saying a word.

Your marriage isn't just about your happiness. It's about God's glory. And when you shift your focus from "what am I getting" to "who am I becoming," everything changes.

Is your marriage making you more like Christ, or are you still just chasing happiness?

01/31/2026

Here's what most couples get wrong about communication: They think the problem is that their spouse won't listen. But I'd be willing to bet the real issue is how the conversation is starting.

If you lead with criticism, your spouse shuts down. If you lead with accusation, they get defensive. If you lead with a history of everything they've done wrong for the past six months, they check out completely.

Want to actually be heard? Try this instead:

Start with curiosity, not criticism. "I've been feeling disconnected lately. Can we talk about what's going on?" beats "You never make time for me anymore" every single time.

Give your spouse space to think. Some people process out loud. Some need time. If you rapid-fire questions and demand immediate answers, you're not inviting conversation - you're interrogating.

Listen to understand, not to respond. When your spouse is talking, actually hear them instead of formulating your defense. Most marriage communication fails because both people are waiting for their turn to talk instead of trying to understand.

Clear is kind. Say what you mean. Don't expect your spouse to read between the lines or pick up on hints. Tell them what you need.

Try one of these shifts this weekend and see what happens.

What's one communication pattern you know you need to change?

01/30/2026

We see this pattern constantly in our counseling offices. Two exhausted people who genuinely love each other, but they're playing completely different games.

She's keeping score. He's building walls. She's managing. He's withdrawing. Both convinced they're doing their part while the other one refuses to change.

Here's what we've learned after counseling over 4,000 couples: The marriages that transform aren't the ones where both people suddenly try harder. They're the ones where both people stop trying to be RIGHT and start trying to RECONNECT.

Your spouse isn't the enemy. Disconnection is. Resentment is. Pride is. Scorekeeping is.

When you shift from "I need to win this argument" to "I need to understand my person," everything changes. Not overnight. Not perfectly. But it changes.

Someone has to go first. Someone has to lay down the need to be right and pick up the desire to be close. Let it be you.

What would change in your marriage this weekend if you chose connection over being right?

01/29/2026

If your marriage is struggling after infidelity, you don't have to figure out the next step alone.

Our Affair Recovery Program walks couples through 3 stages: Survive, Heal, and Thrive - working towards your Marriage 2.0.

First step? Book a call. The exploratory call is a chance to talk through what you're facing and see if our program might be the right fit for your marriage.

If you're ready to talk, the link to schedule is in the comments below.

01/28/2026

Your marriage isn't just about you. It's a gospel witness to a watching world.

When you forgive your spouse, you're showing the world how Christ forgives. When you serve your spouse, you're showing the world how Christ serves. When you stay committed even when it's hard, you're showing the world how Christ stays committed to us.

This is why the enemy fights so hard against your marriage. He's not just trying to destroy your relationship, he's trying to destroy the gospel picture you're displaying.

Your marriage matters more than you think. Fight for it.

Ephesians 5:31-32 says, "For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh. This is a profound mystery, but I am talking about Christ and the church.”

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
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