Greater Joy TWOgether: A 52-Week Marriage Devotional - Ted Cunningham | David C Cook

This 52-week couples’ devotional combines biblical wisdom and sage marriage advice with fun date ideas, thoughtful conversation starters, short prayers, and creative techniques to help you recapture joy in your marriage. 

Do you and your spouse feel more like roommates than a married couple? Greater Joy TWOgether will help you go deep in your faith, nurture your marriage, and make laughter a part of your everyday life. Each weekly devotion includes a short reading, a Scripture verse, conversation prompts, ideas for putting the week’s theme into action, and prayer starters to draw you closer to God and each other.

Author Ted Cunningham offers his trademark blend of humor and inspiring biblical content to help you and your spouse:

• Understand the importance of intentional little connections
• Engage more with each other throughout the week
• Encourage and equip other couples
• Realize that daily married life can be more fun than you think

With a laugh-out-loud emphasis on laughing out loud, Greater Joy TWOgether will add spark to your relationship as you prioritize faith, each other, and the lighter moments of your crazy life.

A leading voice in marriage ministry, Ted Cunningham is the bestselling author and coauthor of numerous books, including Fun Loving You. He and his wife, Amy, founded Woodland Hills Family Church in Branson, Missouri, in 2002. They have two grown children.

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About the Author

A leading voice in marriage ministry, Ted Cunningham is the bestselling author or coauthor of numerous books, including Fun Loving You. He and his wife, Amy, founded Woodland Hills Family Church in Branson, Missouri, in 2002. They have two grown children.