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God’s Word says a husband and wife become one flesh…but it doesn’t say anything about prenups.It’s true; you won’t find “prenuptial agreement” in your concordance. So, does that mean a Christian should never have one?God’s Design for Marriage: Oneness and CovenantA prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a legal contract that couples agree to before marriage, outlining how their assets—money, property, and other possessions—will be divided if they divorce. While this can seem like a practical way to handle complex financial conversations, many wonder if it aligns with God’s design for marriage.In Genesis 2:24, God sets the foundation for marriage: "A man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh." Paul reinforces this principle in 1 Corinthians 7:4, reminding us that in marriage, even our bodies are not our own but belong to our spouse. This unity is central to God’s plan for a thriving marriage—there should be no "mine" or "yours," only "ours."Marriage is also a covenant rela