How Healthy Is Your Marriage Results:

STAGNANT AND COMPLACENT

God has more in store for your marriage. Your responses suggest your relationship has settled into comfortable patterns that may be preventing deeper connection and growth.

What This Means:

While your marriage isn't in crisis, it has lost some of its vibrancy. You may be going through the motions in aspects of your relationship—spiritual practices might have become routine, emotional and physical intimacy might have diminished, and you might be avoiding difficult conversations. This stagnation doesn't reflect God's design for the continual renewal and deepening of marital love.

Moving Forward with God's Guidance:

With intentional effort and God's help, you can revitalize your marriage:

  • Pray for a renewed heart toward your spouse and your marriage

  • Identify one area to focus on first—perhaps spiritual intimacy as a foundation

  • Have an honest, gentle conversation about your desire for a more vibrant marriage

  • Consider seeking guidance from a Christian marriage counselor or your pastor

  • Create new traditions or practices that help you connect in fresh ways

  • Remember that growth often requires stepping out of comfort zones

"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!" (Isaiah 43:18-19)