Considering Marriage: Are You Fit to Be Tied

Hope for the Heart

by June Hunt

Learn as much as possible about yourself, your future mate, and Gods purpose for marriage before you tie the knot! You will find godly guidance about choosing a life partner, assessing readiness for marriage, and entering a lifetime commitment with confidence and joy. June Hunt, a licensed biblical counselor, explains the biblical requirements for marriage and describes the relationship Red Flags to avoid. Take the True Love test and use the checklist for choosing a mate before entering into marriage. Discover Gods design for the marriage partnership as well as how to develop healthy expectations and wisdom about whom you let into your heart. A vibrant, healthy marriage is possiblebut getting ready for life together starts long before the honeymoon! Paperback, 96 pages, 4 x 7 inches.

Genres: Relationships, Counselling

96 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2013

About the author

JUNE HUNT is founder of Hope for the Heart, a worldwide biblical counseling ministry, and hosts the award-winning radio program by the same name. Her numerous books include Seeing Yourself Through God’s Eyes, Healing the Hurting Heart, Bonding with Your Teen through Boundaries, and Hope for Your Heart.

Reviews

[Savannah · Rating 1 out of 5]

Disclaimer: this book was gifted to me. I would’ve never bought this myself. But I don’t like to let books go to waste so I finally picked it up. It’s not meant for a single person. It’s meant for an actual couple. I am not considering marriage at the moment but I can definitely keep this book for when I am. I think the issue with Christian books and overall the Bible is that it’s open to interpretation. Yes things are taught a certain way but people are still allowed to interpret things as they please. I think I read a different Bible then this author. Or we just possibly have a different interpretation. I’d never say she was wrong though. Or that I am wrong. I have my own interpretation. It was a short read! But that’s probably because I skipped over the quizzes meant for couples. I think this book could potentially be beneficial to an actual couple considering marriage. I think the person that gifted this to me also misunderstood the point of the book. 2 stars.

[Tingting Zhang · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good book with useful principles and explanations of biblical marriages, what to consider for a marriage and whom shall we marry to.
It’s only 100 pages so some principles are not explained in details but worth digging more.

[Carol Ganawah · Rating 2 out of 5]

June Hunt appears to be unclear on what the Bible says about remarriage (Luke 16:18)