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Would You Trade Your Spouse for a Diet Coke?

Why marriage doesn’t have to stay hard and how we went from struggling to feeling like two teenagers in love.

I once had a pastor tell us during our premarital counseling that one day we would be willing to trade our spouse for a Diet Coke.

We laughed.

But looking back, I thought about what he said that day often.

We heard over and over that marriage is hard work and that there would probably be times when we wouldn’t even want our spouse anymore.

Guys, marriage does not have to continue being hard work.

You can come out on the other side where marriage is one of the easiest and best things in your life!

But you need the proper tools, a correct understanding of Scripture, and a support system in place to help you get there.

Over the years, we read a bunch of marriage help books, went to marriage counseling, and prayed.

A lot.

But it wasn’t until we came across the marriage ministry of Joel and Kathy Davisson that everything changed for us.

Today, we’re like two teenagers in love! We genuinely enjoy being together and WANT to spend time together. My husband is my best friend.

We have since joined their marriage ministry and now have the privilege of helping other couples experience the kind of change we experienced.

We’ve also created a companion workbook filled with practical questions, conversations, and steps to help couples take what they’re learning and actually apply it to their own marriage.

If you’re struggling in your marriage, or you just know your marriage could be happier and stronger than it is today, we’d love for you to check it out!

And for the record…

I never liked Diet Coke anyway.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BOOKS

Is Your Marriage Harder Than It Needs to Be?

If little disagreements regularly turn into big arguments, or you feel like you're having the same frustrating conversations over and over, you don't have to keep doing marriage that way.

Sometimes you simply need the right tools and someone who has been there to help you learn a different way.

We've been there. We've seen what a difference the right information and practical tools can make, and we'd love to help you experience that in your marriage too.

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