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Navigating Divorce for the Christian Man: Walking through divorce with God by your side

As a Christian man navigating divorce, I looked everywhere for a book that would guide me through the process, and I couldn’t find one. Navigating Divorce for the Christian Man is my answer to that. Through scriptures and the sharing of my own very personal journey, this book is my gift to men just like me who fought for their marriages but did not find restoration. I’ve been in your shoes. I’ve experienced your pain. I’ve felt your anger and sadness. And I’ve experienced God’s grace and power during that battle.This book is for men like me who fought for their marriage, for their wife and their kids, but still lost it. It’s for guys who battled and did everything they could but woke up one day divorced. It’s for guys who felt like failures because they now showed up at church alone with the stigma of being a divorced Christian man. This book is for men just like you. There is hope for you, and if you’re a dad, for your children. There is peace for you in the midst of the chaos. There is life beyond your divorce because God is good and He loves you. This book is my thank you letter to God, and my way to bring you confidence during the most trying time of your life.

109 pages, Paperback

Published February 8, 2020

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J.J. Axton

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March 11, 2021
Simplistic

Much of what the author shared mirrors my story. I did find the writing to be too simplistic which almost devalued the content for me. It was more like a magazine article than a book. Also, there were topics that were missed such as the loss of extended family, desertion by friends and the church’s utter failure in walking alongside married couples in crisis. I give the author props for effort and transparency.
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August 19, 2021
Wow! I needed this book.

My story is not his story, but our experiences are similar. I am probably facing a divorce I don't want. 4 years (today!!) since we started marital counseling. If I didn't have an individual therapist, I might be insane by now. My wife simply refuses to admit any fault and take any responsibility in the relationship. Her mom died, she checked out. This book helped me find myself and find God in the midst of losing myself trying to save my marriage. It reminded me that God sees. He understands. And He always loves. Even in something like divorce. All things work together for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose. I needed this. I'm going to read it often and use it as a tool with my individual therapist. Thank you for writing this. God bless you and your family.
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August 10, 2024
Great book for men

Finding books on divorce for men are far and few between. I appreciated the view of the struggle of divorce and the power of God.
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