A happy marriage doesn’t happen by accident—but an unhappy one can be surprisingly easy to build. In the conclusion of Best Practices for a Not So Happy Life, we look at what Scripture teaches about choosing the right person, building a Christ-centered marriage, and becoming the spouse God has called us to be.
Through five deliberately backward “best practices,” this message confronts the habits that quietly damage a marriage: selfishness, uncontrolled words, unforgiveness, neglect, and unfaithfulness. A healthy marriage isn’t made up of two perfect people; it grows when two imperfect people put Christ at the center and choose sacrifice, forgiveness, faithfulness, and intentional love.