Marry Wisely Marry Well: A Blue Print for Personal Preparation

Book Description:

Does marriage matter anymore?

If so, is it even possible to have a stable marriage?

How do you choose the right one?

Is there anything to work on now, even before being in a relationship?

Marry Wisely, Marry Well teaches you how to start building your future marriage house even before you begin a relationship. Learn to make a wise choice of a spouse, and how to start preparing yourself for a future relationship that is truly built on Christ.

Author:

Ernie Baker(M.Div., D.Min.) is Professor of Biblical Counseling at the Master's College and Seminary in Southern California. He served as a pastor for 25 years, is a certified conciliator with Peacemaker Ministries and a Fellow with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors(ACBC). Ernie and Rose have six children(five married) and seven grandchildren.

Endorsements:

A superbly practical, biblically-based handbook for young people and students who are seeking the wisdom of God's Word in order to make sure their expectations, their affections, and their hearts are right before God as they contemplate the most important and far-reaching human relationship they will ever enter into. -John MacArthur, Pastor-Teacher, Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, CA

I don't know of another dating book that is so rigorously biblical in its approach to dating. If you want to adopt gorilla-dating tactics as you sort through the dangers of the jungle we call Christian dating, go anywhere else. But if you want to think wisely and be Christ-centered in your approach to dating, Marry Wisely, Marry Well is an invaluable resource for singles who genuinely want to honor God in their pursuit of a spouse. -Deepak Reju, Pastor of Biblical Counseling and Family Ministry, President, The Biblical Counseling Coalition, Capitol Hill Baptist Church (Washington, DC); Author of On Guard and The Pastor and Counseling

Commentators from all sorts of places are alarmed at the hookup culture among our youth. They largely agree on at least one thing about the present relational landscape: it's ugly out there. But in this book we get a portrait capturing the beauty of wisdom. Don't expect a rulebook here. Rulebooks can't change a young person's vision to discern true from false beauty. A portrait, rather, invites you to gaze upon what is good and want it for yourself. Come, gaze at Jesus Christ as the wisdom of God, who promises to help his followers to walk safely in any relational landscape. -Jeremy Pierre, Ph.D., Dean of Students, Associate Professor of Biblical Counseling, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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