Let's look to the bible together to find answers that will help us improve our marriage relationship and bring it back to the purpose for which God designed it.
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Lessons on marriage, motherhood, family, and everything in-between.
My husband, Josh, and I were determined to not only not become a divorce statistic, but to build a marriage (and family) that thrived.
We're not a perfect family. But we do consistently look to the Bible for guidance on how to love better, forgive faster, and create a joy-filled life together.
I've always been passionate about understanding the root cause of surface issues, why people act the way they do, and how to graciously apply God's Word to our daily lives.
New York Times Best-selling Author, Keep It Shut: What to Say, How to Say It, and When to Say Nothing at All
Whether your wedding was last century, or just last week, marriage is hard. Chelsea Damon has crafted a marriage manual that will empower you to weave understanding, forgiveness, and intimacy into your relationship. The practical advice and biblical guidance will encourage effective communication and help you cultivate true joy as you build a marriage that reflects the gospel to a watching world.
Bestselling author, Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World and Embracing Trust
None of us set out to be unhappily married. In this important book, Chelsea Damon cuts to the heart of our marital issues—which, in truth, are the issues that plague every human heart. Selfishness. Pride. Anger. Chelsea points us to a better way of living and loving—God’s way. This book is the soul surgery we all need! Both in marriage and in life.
Bestselling author, Praying the Scriptures for Your Marriage
With candid illustrations, biblical insights, and practical takeaways and action steps in every chapter, I Thought This Would Make Me Happy is the positive change agent every relationship needs. Ditch selfish expectations, embrace genuine joy, and settle for more in your marriage!
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