In today’s world, the statistics around marriage are sobering…
Nearly 41% of first marriages end in divorce.
About 60% of second marriages and a staggering 73% of third marriages also end in divorce.
In addition to raising awareness, this site offers resources and tools designed to fill gaps often overlooked by both churches and professional counseling—see Resources.
A Powerful Resource for Couples
One valuable resource to consider is the Weekend to Remember conference. Whether you’re in the dating phase or have been married for 30 years and feel like giving up, this event can offer meaningful support and perspective.
Don’t Stop There
Along with raising awareness, this site provides practical resources and tools to address gaps often overlooked by both churches and professional counselors—see Resources.
Insights That Challenge Modern Relationship Norms
Do Men Think Emotional Health Comes From Their Partner?
Should Divorced Couples Hang Out With Their New Spouses? Mature or Dangerous?
When Was the Last Time Your Counselor Asked to See Your Phone? Why That Matters.
Why an Acknowledgment Form Matters
Because many have faced disappointment, confusion, or unmet expectations in church counseling, I advocate for transparency.
I encourage all pastoral staff, clergy, and church volunteers to have counselees sign the counseling acknowledgment form available on this site.
This isn’t about diminishing the church’s role—it’s about clarity, honesty, and empowering people to seek full-spectrum support.
A Message From the Author
As a Christian, I’ve been blessed with incredible mentors and friends who have walked alongside me during life’s most difficult seasons. Yet, I’ve also experienced moments of deep isolation—even within the church.
