Paul instructs married couples on their mutual responsibilities and the importance of avoiding temptation through self-restraint and shared devotion.

This passage explores how husbands and wives should relate to one another in a way that reflects Christ's relationship with His Church.

This study explores the origins of marriage in Genesis 2:24 and its reaffirmation by Jesus in Matthew 19:4-6.

This passage from Ephesians discusses mutual respect, love, and the sacred nature of marriage as a reflection of Christ's relationship with the church.

Paul does not treat sex before marriage as a private choice in a neutral body. He argues that the body belongs to Christ, is indwelt by the Spirit, and will be raised, so sexual sin strikes at the gospel itself.

This passage discusses mutual submission between spouses, drawing parallels to Christ's relationship with the church.

Genesis 24 tells how Abraham's servant finds Rebekah as Isaac's bride through God's intervention and faithful obedience.

Marriage is a covenant designed by God to display faithfulness, love, service, and the mystery of Christ and the church.

A Scripture-first Sermon Academy guide to bible verses about marriage with biblical context, study questions, teaching help, and related resources.