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Challenges in marriage are an integral part of marriage. There is no marriage that is devoid of challenges or crisis. Even marriages which seem perfect have their own ups and downs. Wise couples run their marriages by adequate insight while the foolish ones make their marriages objects of public debate and ridicule.
The level of your maturity determines how well you handle crisis in marriage. Your marriage must not end in divorce. Do all you can do to resolve your problems speedily! Nevertheless if you choose not to resolve your problems and end up filing for divorce or separation, then, you must stay within the rules of divorce based on God prescribed rules.
The Bible said, for this cause, a man would live his mother and father and joined to his wife and both will be one. So you can see from the beginning God's plan of marriage is for husband and wife to be one. God never permit divorce.
Divorce was never in his master plan. Divorce was man made rules; you can read that in Matthew 19. It was because of the hardness of their heart that Moses permitted divorce but that was not God original plan for a man and woman.
Marriage in God’s perspective is a bond, an institution, a commitment, a union, a relationship and above all, a fellowship that only death can separate. And when that happens in a marriage, either of the party is free to remarry otherwise the person remains alone.
Therefore this book "My Marriage, My Joy" reveals those basic ingredients that can make any marriage bed of roses irrespective of the challenges. It is a book that every home should have, especially those who are married, those whose marriage is beclouded with challenges and are looking for a way out; the singles who are about to get married, and the divorced who desire to make peace and reconcile.
This book is a building block for every marriage. Those at the verge of divorce, I recommend that you read this book first, and then re-evaluate your decision. May God continue to help us to protect and cherish our marriage! Amen!
Challenges in marriage are an integral part of marriage. There is no marriage that is devoid of challenges or crisis. Even marriages which seem perfect have their own ups and downs. Wise couples run their marriages by adequate insight while the foolish ones make their marriages objects of public debate and ridicule.
The level of your maturity determines how well you handle crisis in marriage. Your marriage must not end in divorce. Do all you can do to resolve your problems speedily! Nevertheless if you choose not to resolve your problems and end up filing for divorce or separation, then, you must stay within the rules of divorce based on God prescribed rules.
The Bible said, for this cause, a man would live his mother and father and joined to his wife and both will be one. So you can see from the beginning God’s plan of marriage is for husband and wife to be one. God never permit divorce.
Divorce was never in his master plan. Divorce was man made rules; you can read that in Matthew 19. It was because of the hardness of their heart that Moses permitted divorce but that was not God original plan for a man and woman.
Marriage in God’s perspective is a bond, an institution, a commitment, a union, a relationship and above all, a fellowship that only death can separate. And when that happens in a marriage, either of the party is free to remarry otherwise the person remains alone.
Therefore this book “My Marriage, My Joy” reveals those basic ingredients that can make any marriage bed of roses irrespective of the challenges. It is a book that every home should have, especially those who are married, those whose marriage is beclouded with challenges and are looking for a way out; the singles who are about to get married, and the divorced who desire to make peace and reconcile.
This book is a building block for every marriage. Those at the verge of divorce, I recommend that you read this book first, and then re-evaluate your decision. May God continue to help us to protect and cherish our marriage! Amen!
