Who Says There's No Happily Ever After?

We aspire to excellence in almost every area of life. We want to be the best we can be at our job. We painstakingly practice our hobby so we can improve. We take meticulous care of our cars, our homes, our health and even our appearance. Our marriages? Not so much. In our culture, if there was an honest mantra for marriage it would be more like: "Go us We're average " The euphoria and promise of our wedding day too often give way to the downward spiral of couples becoming comfortable, then complacent and then careless. And we wake up one day and wonder: "How did we get here? Is this who we're destined to be? What happened to the couple we set out to be when we said 'I do.' And how do we get 'us' back?" In this book, the author pushes back against the pervasive pessimism that seems to surround marriage in our culture. He persuasively argues that "happily ever afters" are not just the stuff of folklore, fables and films. That the original design for our lives is "a full and abundant life," one that "overflows." (John 10:10) That includes married couples The author's purpose and passion is to help you rediscover and reclaim your misplaced "happily ever after."