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155 Questions Intending Spouses Must Ask Each Other Before Marriage

This book, 155 Questions Intending Spouses Must Ask Before Marriage, is a prophetic, practical manual for building a God-centered covenant, not just a contract. It confronts the crisis of assumption, urging couples to replace romantic fantasy with biblical truth through courageous, Spirit-led conversation. The core thesis is that marriage is a divine covenant where transparency is an act of worship. Ignorance destroys; revelation protects and prepares. The 155 questions are surgical tools, not a checklist, designed to uncover the full truth of a partner's spiritual life, family background, health, finances, emotional health, past relationships, and moral history. The process is framed as a spiritual pilgrimage. Couples are guided to create a safe space, bathe every conversation in prayer, and seek godly counsel—especially when answers reveal red flags. The goal is discernment: distinguishing between burdens to carry together and deal-breaking patterns of unrepentance. The book culminates in crafting a Shared Covenant Vision Statement—a unifying document for the marriage's mission—and insists on structured pre-marital counseling as a non-negotiable step of humility and wisdom. Ultimately, it’s a call to build a marriage that withstands storms and glorifies God, founded on the rock of Christ and rigorous, loving honesty.

Genres

FamilySelf-help Techniques

ISBN

9798902431732

Format

E-book / Digital online

Contributor

Daniel Aweda

Original Author

Brother Daniel Aweda is a man set ablaze by a passion for God and a compassion for His people. For over two decades, he has served as a youth missionary and bible teacher, igniting a hunger for truth in the next generation. He draws authority not only from Scripture but from lived experience and tested faith. 155 Questions is the culmination of his life's work—a manual born from tears and triumphs, and the living lessons forged in the fire of his own marriage covenant.