Can This Marriage Stuff Work?

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Can This Marriage Stuff Work? is designed to help couples who are involved in a committed relationship by offering them the necessary tools to build a strong and lasting relationship. It helps enable them to weather the storms that committed relationships can bring. Whether you’ve been married for many years, are just recently married, or in anticipation of journeying down the road of marriage, this book will offer assistance to you. Pastor Lee provides his readers with both practical and spiritual insight to strengthen them on their relationship journey. He shares some intimate details about his own successes and failures, pulling the mask off those long-held myths concerning marriage and the marriage bed. God never intended for marriage to become stale or boring. Pastor Lee gives helpful tips on how to heal past hurts and put the spice back into your relationship.

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