Are Your Feelings Lying About Your Marriage?

Feelings aren’t facts.
But when the emotional high of love fades, it’s easy to believe the worst.

“Maybe we’re not right for each other.”
“Maybe I married the wrong person.”
“Maybe I’d be happier alone.”

Divorce ideation often starts with disillusionment—not disaster.
You feel empty, disconnected, or unseen—and the enemy whispers that ending it would be easier than enduring it.

But here’s the truth:
Feelings can’t be the foundation of a covenant.

Marriage is built on commitment, character, and daily choices—not fleeting emotions.

Feelings of love will ebb and flow.
But your vows weren’t just for the days you felt in love.
They were for the days you didn’t.

If you’re in that space—where the feelings are gone and divorce looks like a quiet escape—don’t walk away yet.

There’s still a path forward.

Inside my 6-month marriage recovery program, Marriage in Bloom, I walk you through the exact steps to rebuild emotional connection, reset communication, and rediscover the deep, covenant-level love you were created for.

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The storm will pass.
You just have to stay in the boat—and start rowing again.

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