Marriage God's Way: A Creation Model Approach to Christian Marriage

"Marriage is hard, and marriage is complicated. Anyone who believes otherwise is being unrealistic and will surely be let down at some point in their lives. We are all lost souls, navigating the rocky terrain of our relationships. However, I firmly believe that if you love God, if you learn to obey His patterns as He instructed, and if you are both committed to the covenant you made to Him, then there is nothing you can't achieve as a married couple." Daniel Wynter

Are you contemplating marriage or are soon-to-be married? Have you been married for a short time or for many years, and you're struggling to find God's purpose for your relationship, or perhaps you were never taught it?

Marriage God's Way is a comprehensive, inspirational, and practical guide to achieving maximum success in a marriage that is grounded in faith and values, helping couples to withstand the challenges of life, build a foundation of love, respect, trust, intimacy, and communication, and strengthen not only your relationship with each other but with the Creator.

Drawing on the wisdom of the Bible, Christian marriage counsellor Daniel Wynter explores the true purpose of marriage and tips and tools to function within it, including:

- God's original design for the sacred covenant of marriage
- the valuable role of both husband and wife in a Christian marriage
- the history of the institution of marriage over the years, including a shift from a biblical
to world view, and the impact societal change has had on it
- the consequences for couples who fail to follow God's marital commands
- ways to model a Christ-Church relationship in your home
- applying spiritual principles to your marriage

Marriage God's Way is a powerful blueprint to creating a long-lasting, Christ-centred union that is as enriching as He intended it to be.

Author: Daniel Wynter
Publisher: FriesenPress
Published: 03/28/2024
Pages: 84
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.62lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.31d
ISBN: 9781039184848