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Marriage Rescue
Eleven biblical studies for the marriage worth fighting for
For the house where something has gone wrong and neither of you knows what to call it yet.
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Most marriages come apart slowly. They go quiet. One morning you look across the kitchen and realize you’ve been living beside someone you used to know, and you can’t point to the week it happened.
This is the book we wrote for that house.
Before anything else. If what happens in your home involves intimidation, threats, or harm, your safety comes first, and nothing in these pages asks you to stay within reach of someone hurting you. In the United States, call 911 in an emergency. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788. Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988. Outside the U.S., use your local emergency number. Get to safety first, and tell your pastor as soon as you can.
Your marriage is worth fighting for because God joined it. That’s the ground we’re standing on, and we’d rather say so on the first page than let you wonder.
Eleven studies, in three parts. Crisis has four, for naming what’s actually happening: the night you wondered how much longer you could do this, the fight you keep having, the day the feeling went missing, and rebuilding trust after it’s been broken. Repair has three — the ministry of forgiveness, hardness of heart, and fighting fair. Endurance has four for the long stretch: praying through a hard season, knowing when to involve your church, hope for a weary spouse, and a last study for the couple who has stopped believing there’s any hope left.
Start with whichever title sounds most like your house this month. Each study stands on its own.
You’ll want a pen. Every study stops and asks you to write something down. A prayer, usually. Sometimes the thing you’ve never said out loud. Write what’s true, even when it’s ugly on the page. Nobody has to read these pages but you and God.
The physical book
8.5 × 11, coil bound so it lies flat while you write. Cream uncoated paper, chosen so a pen doesn’t smear. Printed in the United States. Scripture quoted from the NASB 1995.
This book is reflection, not counseling, medical, or legal advice, and it does not replace your pastor, or a biblical counselor sought with your pastor.
