Many marriages today are under severe strain. Most of us can identify with this. But is this the kind of relationship that God had in mind when He instituted marriage? Absolutely not! A Marriage Built to Last looks at eleven steps to having a lasting and fulfilling marriage, including: Men and Women are Different. Love is and Action. The Need for Communication, Honor, and Intimacy. The Need for Biblical Men and Women. The Need for a Strong Family It's going to take some time and work, but if we'll just get back to God's plan for marriage, we're well on our way to having A Marriage Built to Last.

Marriage is a journey that begins with a decision. But that decision belies the myriad challenges that often wreck many marriage relationships, even before they take shape. How can you make your marriage survive the mile and make it to the finish line? In Marriage Built to Last, Jennifer Karina addresses the key challenges that face the modern marriage: communication, intimacy, sex, infidelity, and finances. Using her experience of over 30 years as both wife and mother, as well as those of others from her counselling sessions, she shows that there is no challenge too impossible to overcome. Beginning with the marriage proposal, she walks the marriage journey step by step, in a way that makes it so easy to follow. This is a useful guide to all women, especially young women, who are determined to find and sustain a happy and lasting marriage.

Principles from this training manual may be taught in everyday life as well as in corporate.

Have you ever wondered whether your marriage could have an impact beyond yourself and your immediate family? This question became embedded in our minds after listening to a talk by Gary Thomas (author of Sacred Marriage & A Lifelong Love), on a Christian radio channel where he asked listeners to ponder the question of whether God created marriage for our holiness rather than for our happiness. The idea for this marriage programme was therefore birthed from pondering the question: ‘What if...’