Marriage Ministry

The second half of your marriage can be a time of incredible fulfillment, no matter what challenges you've faced in the past. It can be a time to learn not only about each other, but also about God's long-term plans for your marriage. Drawing on their survey of hundreds of "second-half" couples - as well as insights from their own marriage - coauthors David and Claudia Arp show you how couples can work together to share their dreams, make new commitments, and build a more satisfying union.

Whether you are newlyweds, been happily married a while, or currently going through a rough patch in your marriage, the following statement is truly true. Arguments will happen. Even the best of marriages will have arguments. Yes, even in your happy marriage you will have arguments. I’m not wishing bad on your relationship. No person is perfect, right? Which means no two "persons" in a relationship are perfect. What separates “good” marriages from “bad” marriages isn’t the absence of arguments.

Imagine if men and women were committed to getting their financial lives in order before saying “I do”. Is love really all you need to start a marriage? It turns out that while that sentiment might make for a romantic song or a memorable movie line, financial woes contribute to marital strife. Whether you’re considering marriage, engaged, or already married, it’s never too soon to learn principles of money management that will enable you to enjoy the strongest possible foundation for a lifelong relationship and lasting legacy.

What does the Bible say about marriage? This brand-new audiobook provides a concise, easy-to-listen-to resource on the biblical teachings of marriage. There are 12 sections, each addressing a common question relating to the overall topic.

Personal stories, categorized scriptures, and practical advice make the What the Bible Says About... series perfect for personal and ministry use. Other titles in the series address important contemporary topics, such as money, divorce, and grieving.

Happy marriages are becoming extinct. Most couples are tolerating one another or constantly on the brink of divorce. Internationally, divorce rates are at all-time highs. Working marriages are the foundation of our society and our world. We need to make marriages work to restore sanctity and soundness to our family structures.

With this book, you will experience a revolutionary journey with your spouse by allowing God to build your relationship from resentment into an edifice of love. Let his love invigorate your heart and fuel your passion as you allow his Grace to permeate every crevice of your marriage life today.

This book explores God-given desire. Would the Designer of the celestial dance leave physical intimacies to random chance? One of the sexiest love poems ever, The Song of Solomon, warns daughters “Don’t excite love, don’t stir it up, until the time is ripe - and you’re ready.” So is there a time and place for sexual love to awaken? Were you intended for specific significance and purpose? Come explore the meaning of Fruit in its Season.

Have you ever wondered how some girls seem to effortlessly attract and marry a prince, wishing that could be you? Well you no longer have to long for it! You can easily attract your own prince by singing one of several songs shared and sung in this book. Be prepared and get ready to sing a new sweet melody that will beckon the lover you've been waiting for.

Apostle Dedric Hubbard releases a powerful revelation in Married But Not Connected as he expounds on five key areas of marriage that many fail to acknowledge. And as a result, over time the marriage fails and becomes a marriage of convenience and not one of love.

The church has entered a most unusual season wherein women and men must be prepared to separate from the carnal nature that has engulfed so many in the body of Christ. Although scripture tells the church to come from among the world and be separate, the church has taken and surpassed the world in carnality while using their identity to promote Christ's agenda. This subtle display of carnality has taken roots in the pews of the sanctuary and is being used as a tool to draw people to Christ.

After God had created man and other creatures, everything was good except for one thing: "It is not good for man to be alone". A woman was needed in order for "everything" to be good. Women are the crown of creation. Without a woman, a man is not complete.