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Book Review: The Marriage Devotional by Levi and Jennie Lusko

Levi and Jennie Lusko point readers to God's Word for wisdom and guidance in marital relationship, and rightly so--marriage is a precious blessing and gift from God, designed by Him for His glory. The Marriage Devotional is an encouraging and practical guide for couples to make their marriage grow richer, deeper, better, stronger, and funner (yes, it is a real word). Fifty-two devotions are organized into 12 parts. Some devotions are written by Levi; others are written by Jennie; and the rest are written by both of them. It is refreshing to get perspectives from both the husband and the wife, not just one side. Each devotion starts with a Bible verse and ends with a prayer. At the end of each devotion, you will also find some thought-provoking questions for reflection and discussion, or some conversation starters, or some ideas and action steps. There's a blank page for "love notes" at the beginning of each part. 

The authors do not shy away from sensitive subjects such as submission, sex, finances, etc. I really appreciate their transparency, humility, and humor. I am also glad to see the gospel message clearly presented in the book. I highly recommend this God-centered, God-honoring devotional filled with Godly wisdom and insights. This book would make a meaningful wedding gift, anniversary gift, or Christmas gift for any couples in your life. 

One quote that stood out to me is "The devil is like a shark who is always looking for prey. He knows that if you are a believer, he can't take you to hell; but if you let him, he can keep you from experiencing the joy of a healthy, thriving Christ-centered life and marriage." (p. 66)

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~I received a free copy of  this book via FrontGate Media in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

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