Hey Fella's, Be Different, Be Married, Be Happy

This book is asking the question; Is it possible to save a marriage before it's to far gone? It is also answering the question; ABSOLUTELY!!! God pulls your marriage together. You just be the vessel. Don't panic, it actually does work! Read the book and put it into practice. You'll probably find it's way cool! Matter of fact, you'll probably find it's way easy! But more than that, you'll likely see your wife responding right out of the get go. That's a sign your relationship is beginning to heal and or grow stronger."

The last stats I came across showed Christian divorces surpassed the national divorce average. What's up with that? So I got to thinking. Is it possible to save a marriage before it's to far gone? Seriously, no pipe dream questions here! And, no answers that only post doctorate people understand. Pure and simple, is it possible for a Jane and Joe Blow marriage that's on the rocks, to reform into an iron hard love connection? The gigantic answer was, ABSOLUTELY!!! Shoot, I did it with my second marriage! But, it helped to understand the dynamics of the male and female kinship. It also took a little---want to---on my part. But, I married this foxy lady because I fell in love with her! So,---want to---wasn't exactly the whole issue.     Yes guys, this is where you 'Cowboy Up'! No, you're not going to beg your wife's forgiveness for any phantom female wrongs. Basically, God pulls your marriage together. You just be the vessel. Don't panic, it actually does work! Read the book and put it into practice. You'll probably find it's way cool! Matter of fact, you'll probably find it's way easy! But more than that, you'll likely see your wife responding right out of the get go. That's a sign your relationship is beginning to heal and or grow stronger."

Richard Allred was raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. He grew up in a quasi-Christian home where only his mother was a believer. She did her absolute best to screen him from the influence of Sin City perversions; the enticements, however, which would eventually become a debacle all their own elusively lured the young author’s attention. All the trappings of sex, guns, violence, music, drugs, etc. became a lifestyle. Altercations in high school, several bar fights, and a love for motorcycles, earned him the nickname, Bear. With a coming-of-age hate for Christianity and a failed marriage to a Christian girl, the stage was set for an ungovernable spirit. Twenty plus years on the outlaw highway produced situations that should never have allowed a hereafter; yet a defining moment did eventually present itself. Thousands of years ago a simple line was drawn in the sand and is still in full effect today; gray areas, however, have crept in where gray areas should not be. Richard successfully adds color to this graying landscape. It was no coincidence that one of the more challenging fights of his life would revolve around matrimony.