Marriage is a Miracle! God made it so. Today, all around the world, more men and women have made commitments to spend the rest of their lives together with only one person. They have vowed that they will love, honour and treasure that individual as long as they live, whether things turn out good or bad. In Marriage is Beautiful, Author Kalu Igwe Kalu unveils to you the beauty of marriage. This masterpiece will teach you how to know and experience the beauty of marriage on a deeper level and participate in that which makes such continuing, beautiful marital relationship achievable. You will also gain knowledge of how to love and satisfy your partner in ways that are out of this world. It is very beautiful to find out how to grow and flourish in matrimony; fostering a close bond and living with maturity that makes your marital relationship a safe place for each of you. This work of a genius will empower you to rediscover yourself with profound accomplishment to live a totally fulfilled life and make the world a better place with your married love.

This volume is for people over 40, who are planning to marry. It shows ways to make the marriage successful and warns of serious pitfalls. The real-life situations give authenticity to the concepts. Dr. Starr writes from the experience of working with hundreds of single and single-again people, many of whom are struggling with remarriage. This book is for you. Dr. Dennis Franck, Director, Single Adult Ministries, Assembly of God What a timely book that sheds light on remarriage. Dr. Charles Arn, President, Church Growth, Inc. This book on Remarriage reflects Dr. Starrs wisdom and counsel on a difficult issue the church is facing today. -Dr. Ward Tanneberg, Executive Director of CASA Dr. Starr offers sage and practical counsel to those considering remarriage. His style exhibits the compassion and joie de vivre that will keep you turning pages. Dr. John Kaiser, President, Fellowship Baptist Churches, Canada Dr. Starr has spent years of ministry to singles, separated, divorced, and widowed people seeking significance and hope. Dr. Starr addresses issues facing these people with a pastoral heart and a genuine concern for people. Rev. Gerry Morneau, Executive Pastor, The Peoples Church, Toronto, Canada Dr. Starr has served as a pastor in the U.S. and Canada. As a former seminary professor and a denominational leader, he is well versed in addressing marital issues. His ministry gives added insight to his writings, seminars, and counsel. He has a B.A. from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, an M.A. from the University of Iowa, and a Doctorate in Ministry from Luther Rice Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia.

The is book is very essential for couples to have a long enduring marriage the way God ordained marriages to be and to understand and to forgive your shortcoming if you can come to a common ground to love and fulfill your agreement in your marriage. Know marriages is perfect that I have seen. However marriage can have a good and perfect understanding with love.

Are you tired of feeling like your worth is tied to your relationship status? Do you feel pressure to get married and settle down, but wonder if that's really what you want? In "Marriage is not a life support system - singleness is not life-threatening," author Nancy Phillips challenges societal stigmas and encourages readers to embrace the value of both marriage and singleness. Through personal stories, research, and reflection exercises, Phillips explores the complexities of relationships and societal expectations. She provides practical advice for navigating these issues, emphasizing the importance of self-love and self-discovery in finding fulfillment and purpose in life. This book is for anyone who feels stuck in societal expectations or who wants to live life on their own terms. Join the movement to redefine the meaning of success and happiness, and embrace the beauty and value of both marriage and singleness. Get your copy of "Marriage is not a life support system - singleness is not life-threatening" today.

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In my eighteen (18) years in ministry, the Holy Spirit has revealed to me that the value and importance of marriage is decreasing at an alarming rate. The devil has also reduced the standard of marriage to a point where the coming generation will not know the sacredness of marriage. Compromise about holy matrimony has since become a daily sermon in our churches and ministries. Single people do not know how to locate a proper life partner, meaning a similar bone and flesh of your bones and flesh of your flesh (Mr. or Mrs. Right). High rate of divorces or unhappy marriages are a product of deception, delusion, and lack of advisors who are called and ordained by the Holy Spirit. Im a professional and qualified spiritual marriage counselor, and God has chosen me to stand in the gap and reveal to this perverted generation the truth about marriage. Note: God does not call the qualified, but he qualifies the called.

When Ruth Dickson released her 1967 book Married Men Make the Best Lovers, it went off like a bombshell. Defenders of the “sanctity” of marriage rose up to dismiss her frank, innovative, thoroughly researched book. But why? Why cling to the broken ritual of marriage? What comfort is there in a crumbling institution held together by meaningless tradition and out of touch patriarchy? In this thoughtful follow-up, Dickson examines marriage itself. As she explains, “It’s no secret that the divorce rate is reaching astronomical proportions, yet nobody seems to do anything about the sole cause of divorce: marriage.” Expertly weaving historical research, personal anecdotes, and scalpel-sharp philosophy, Marriage Is a Bad Habit makes the case that a life without marriage is a life of freedom—a woman’s freedom from male dominance and abuse, a man’s freedom from female resentment and martyrdom. In this new world it’s time for the sexes to find a new way of living together. Or, more specifically, a new way to live apart. Sexier than Helen Gurley Brown, wittier than Xaviera Hollander, Ruth Dickson tells the truth, makes you laugh, gives you innovative ideas and thoughtful advice on how to navigate the tricky waters of true freedom of choice.

"The Evolution of Marriage and of the Family" by Ch. Letourneau is one of the first examples of a family and relationship book for the "modern" age. It shows how the marriage dynamic has changed over time, starting at the first historic examples of the union. If you're interested in learning about psychology and family dynamics, this is an excellent place to start.

Weddings in 15th-century Italian courts were grand, sumptuous affairs, often requiring guests to listen to lengthy orations given in Latin. D'Elia shows how Italian humanists used these orations to support claims of legitimacy and assertions of superiority among families jockeying for power, as well as to advocate for marriage and sexual pleasure.

This classic includes the following homilies: Homily XIX. 1 Cor. 7:1, 2 Homily XX. Ephesians 5:22–24 Homily XXI. Ephesians 6:1–3 Homily XII. Colossians 4:18