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What Do You Do When Your Marriage Stops Following God’s Design?
What Do You Do When Your Marriage Stops Following God’s Design?

God’s Biblical Ideal does not always match the reality of our marriages. Learn how to identify yours and what to do next. By Philip K. Hardin, M.A., M. Div., LMFT, LPC

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Do This! And Prevent Lifeless, Stunted, and Toxic Relationships For Good
Do This! And Prevent Lifeless, Stunted, and Toxic Relationships For Good

The number one guideline to prevent stagnant, indifferent, draining, or toxic relationships from consuming your life. By Karla S. Hardin, MS LPC-S

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