Matthew 19:5

There is no small percentage of spouses who have believed that divorce was the remedy for “ills” they encountered in their marriages. While forgiveness can be obtained, many who have remarried still have found that their new relationships have brought fresh (and even compounded) challenges. At least for some of those who are considering divorce, there may be an alternative approach to resolving significant differences and difficulties. Let’s take a look.

Negative soul ties impact our relationship with God and others, often causing anxiety, defensiveness, and conflict from past connections. Ungodly ties—created through past relationships, trauma, or sin—distort our thinking and reactions. To transform, we must recognize, confess, and break these ties via repentance, prayer, and the Holy Spirit’s guidance. This plan is ideal for anyone seeking greater freedom, healthier relationships, and a deeper awareness of God's transformative presence in daily life by letting go of unhealthy attachments and forming Christ-centered connections.

In this four day plan, Dr. Kim Kimberling continues to dive into the common distractions marriages face and helps you continue to actively protect your most important earthly relationship.

Marriages need tune-up work. And the way God does that tuning is by reminding us what he says about marriage in his Word. This reading plan is a good reminder for people, married or single.