A clear, biblical call back to covenant

Divorce Is Never Christian

Scripture doesn’t whisper—God hates divorce (Malachi 2:16). This book confronts the lies, exposes the wreckage, and points to the narrow path of repentance, prayer, and true reconciliation. Part II includes a practical workbook with soul‑searching questions, action steps, and prayer prompts. Jesus is the Great Reconciler.

KJV scripture references throughout • Designed for couples, pastors, and small groups

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⚠️ A sober warning

Modern “compassion” often excuses what God forbids. Divorce doesn’t relieve pain—it multiplies it. This book calls the Church to holiness, not loopholes. If you’re hurting, we point you to Christ, the only One who can heal, reconcile, and keep covenant.

What’s inside

Part I — The Message

Why God hates divorce, the lies we believe, the wreckage it leaves, and the call to repent and return. Clear treatment of Matthew’s “exception” texts in Jewish betrothal context, harmonized with Mark, Luke, and Paul.

Part II — The Workbook

15 chapters of probing questions, action steps, prayer prompts, and “Closing Pleas”—built for couples and small groups seeking the Lord together.

Built for Ministry

Use at home or in church. Free facilitator Answer Key available for pastors, lay leaders, and group guides.

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FAQ

Does the book address Matthew’s “except for fornication” passages?

Yes. Matthew’s Gospel (to a Jewish audience) uses porneia in a way that fits betrothal/unlawful unions, which were distinct from a consummated marriage. The book harmonizes all four passages (Matt. 5/19, Mark 10, Luke 16) and Paul’s commands (1 Cor. 7) to show that lifelong covenant remains the standard and remarriage while a spouse lives is called adultery by Jesus.

Is this harsh toward those who are suffering?

No. Real sin and real danger must be confronted, including lawful separation and church discipline where safety demands it. But we refuse to turn suffering into a permission slip for disobedience. The narrow path is mercy and truth—together.

Is there group support material?

Yes—download the free Facilitator Answer Key with scripture chains, coaching notes, and prompts: get the Answer Key.

About the Author

Joe Soares lives in Florida with his wife Kimberly. Together they model faithfulness in life and ministry at MarriageHotline911.com, calling couples back to covenant love in Christ.