God, The Devil, and Divorce tells the story of a Christian woman’s marriage and divorce recovery from her “crazymaking” spouse; and how she learned to trust God along the way. How could Linda Moore Kurth’s marriage that once seemed so right become so wrong? Put-downs, shaming, and distancing grow into habitual emotional abuse. Counseling provides glimmers of hope, only for that hope to fade. She is shocked when her latest Christian counselor tells her, “If you divorce, Satan wins.” Linda receives a dichotomy of reactions from other Christians for her ultimate decision to leave her marriage. Betrayal and heartache bring her to her knees, but she clings to the belief that God loves her more than He loved her marriage. That belief sustains her as she builds a life of abundant joy. An inspirational read for Christians going through divorce and recovery.

Legally speaking, a divorce is a "dissolution" of a marriage by a competent court or other competent body. I read one time a statistical data that said that men are eight times more prone than women to commit suicide after a divorce. That statistic was shocking to me! That meant that out of every divorce that the author was handling, handled, or would handle, some of the man that the author represented would commit suicide. In an effort to evade the statistical data, this book was born. This book explains the issues around divorce, the devastating effects on families, the root of the problem with divorces and the fallacies that accompany a divorce. Moreover, the author will talk about some issues presented to marriage, men in general and God's plan amidst these issues. The author takes you, the reader, "through" his journey as a divorcee, a divorce attorney, and now a minister of God. Through it all, God has never divorced him, and the author can now convey to you that "God will never divorce you"!

Marriage is an institution that does not have a graduation date. It is a continuous learning process filled with adjustments. Marriage unites two different human beings (male and female) in the most intimate and passionate relationship possible. Marriage was created by God for reproduction, to enhance power of agreement, and companionship. Everyday in a married life there is room and opportunity to forgive one another and ask God for guidance, protection, wisdom, and direction. Do not be deceived by the devil; all marriages have their own problems, and not all marriages end in success

Divorce can make someone feel that their life can never be right again. Where is God? Could he possibly understand? Would he even want to lead me through this? And why has this happened to me? God’s Been Divorced Too provides a Christian answer to those questions. The fact that God himself has been divorced is utilized to break the usually powerful stigma associated with divorce. God's personal divorce is also used to delve into the dynamics of infidelity, for the specific purpose of removing the disorientation that always seems to follow a betrayal. A framework of “Seven Spiritual Secrets” is used to display timeless truths, to both understand the past and to build a new future. The seven secrets of freedom, peace, reciprocity, fallenness, integrity, trust, and fulfillment will take the reader on a specifically scriptural journey into restoration after divorce. Along the way, each secret challenges some traditional viewpoints, while revealing unique and hidden outlooks. For example: Does God really hate divorce? Is unconditional love even scriptural? Is a perfect life even achievable? Are there boundaries to sacrificial love? Is it true that we can't trust anything in this world? And was marriage intended to be our highest fulfillment on earth? (If not, what is?) Many people, from ancient times until today, have embraced the truth of these timeless secrets as they walked through the pathways of their lives. So come and join them! It's the scriptural journey of peace, restoration, and fulfillment.

God uses divorce to save lives! Many divorced people have felt that they have let God down. Those who need to divorce feel that they are going against God's will. But no more! God Himself has spoken on their behalf. The Lord said to the author, "Son, sit down, I want to teach you about divorce." Divorce: God's Will? is the result of God's command to help people come out from under the condemnation of religion and to experience His love. This book is full of hope and compassion! It reveals God's true heart to those who are in a bad marriage and those who have gone through a divorce. There is so much love and power that flows from these pages that it literally releases the reader from condemnation and brings their heart to total peace. Since God's Word, the Bible, is the foundation for marriage and divorce, the author has plainly established and made clear from the Bible that God is for divorce. God cares more for the man and woman who make up the marriage than He cares for the marriage itself. Divorce: God's Will? covers everything from staying in a bad marriage too long, to that ever-elusive subject, Submission. This book is destined to be the psychologist's, clergy's, and family/marriage counselor's most referenced companion. You can learn more about Divorce: God's Will? at www.divorcehope.com.

This book is about different marriages, why they didn't work and how they could have worked, if the people wouldn't have allowed the devil to interfere. The stories in this book touch on many parts of marriage divorce, happiness, unhappiness, abuse, lies, fears, deceitfulness and will help those who are married, thinking about marriage, and in the process. This book even has a little about the author's life. Some of the marriage stories in this book are true, but the names have been changed to protect the innocent. You will even get a chance to try and figure out which marriage was the authors. There are other extras in this book that speak on different issues like, black, self destriction, Michael Jackson and others. Some people who read this book will think hard about marriage and how to choose before marrying. Even learn some things that are and aren't important. And those who are married will learn form these mistakes, It will help in making better decisions . Some will even learn that with a little work from both parties, marriage can be beautiful. This book even has a small story that will really help some people who have a hard time believing in themselves, helping them understand that anything is possible, and things aren't as bad as they seem. Take from this book what help's you, some things you will like and some you won't. So use what you like and just reread what you don't and pray on it. Enjoy your reading, God Bless you

Divorce and remarriage are major pastoral issues facing every church. Yet when we turn to Scripture for guidance, we often hear conflicting messages about its teachings. David Instone-Brewer shows how the New Testament provides faithful, realistic and wise guidance of crucial importance and practical help for the church today.

With abandonment and adultery, there is no five-step plan for survival, but there can be hope and healing. When Happily Ever After Shatters will be a comfort to those who grieve in solitude, and a hope-filled practical guide for those whose lives have changed irrevocably. Susan Birdseye will help readers learn to honor God when there is no hope of restoration, survive abandonment in and out of marriage, glorify God during a divorce, walk children gracefully through the crisis as a single parent, please God as a single person, again, and truly forgive the one who wronged them.

What to do when your partner is done "My spouse left and I don’t know what to do." "This pain won't go away; what's wrong with me?" "How can I save my marriage?" These are common questions from hurting spouses encountering unwanted separation. When you're the only one who wants to save your marriage, what do you do? Clint and Penny Bragg have experienced the excruciating pain of separation firsthand. They also have a decade of helping hundreds of other hurting spouses. From the lessons they've learned, the Braggs have crafted this guide to navigating marital strife, separation, or divorce, showing readers what to do when your spouse is done with the marriage--and what not to do. Wise counsel, support, and hope that the marriage can be saved are critical. Equally important is learning to seek God and deepen your faith in Him. The Braggs share candid stories from others who have experienced the desert of broken marriages as well as applicable stories from the Bible. Helpful charts, lists, and diagrams, and QR codes linking readers to audio prayers, provide even more personal interaction. With innovative tools, deep empathy and understanding, and a biblical basis for all their advice, Marriage Off Course contains a wealth of help and the ultimate message: there is hope--and there is help.

CHILDREN OF DIVORCE CARRY WOUNDS INTO ADULTHOOD; Divorce affects our relationships to other people, our fears and longings, our faith and spirituality. We may have difficulties with anger, guilt, commitment or forgiveness. But our identity need not be marked only by our parents' divorce. God can enter into our woundedness and bring transformation and hope. Kristine Steakley chronicles the emotional and spiritual challenges facing adult children of divorce. She tells her own story of abandonment and estrangement, and wrestles through questions of trust, self-worth and identity. But she has found that God can repair and reparent us in ways that heal and restore our relationships with ourselves, our parents and God.