David E. Clarke

You need to get to safety. Now.When the abuse starts, that's when you know enough is enough. It's time to find a haven somewhere else. There will be a chance down the road to assess where your marriage is headed in the long term. No one is saying divorce is the inevitable outcome. God can transform anyone.But He doesn't promise to do that. People choose to persist in sin. And that's why it's imperative for you to leave . . . so you can think clearly, take stock of the situation, and most of all, protect yourself and those whom you love.Dr. David Clarke, a licensed psychologist specializing in marital therapy for more than 30 years, wants to help you make the break from your abusive relationship. Whether or not divorce is on the horizon is beside the point. You need to get out so you can sort it out.Dr. Clarke understands this journey won't be easy. That's why he provides a step-by-step plan that includes practical advice as well as biblical guidance. But leave you must, because abuse is a sin that doesn't come from above. Let this book help you get away from your abuser so you can give your marriage the best chance to succeed. Because only with some distance will you be able to see what your loving, ever-faithful God has in store for you.

Take your communication from superficial to super-intimate in order to build a healthy, lasting relationship. If a woman is in a relationship with a man, she wants to talk with him. She actually needs to talk with him. She believes and she is correct that if they can talk on a deeper level regularly, they will be much closer and much happier. In an intensely practical, workbook style "Honey, We Need to Talk" will guide you through each of these ten essential areas: Emotional intimacySpiritual intimacyConflictPast pain experienced with othersPast pain experienced as a coupleEach partner s needsSins and areas of weaknessFinancesParentingPhysical intimacy"

Book One of the Thy Kingdom Come series.A time has come upon the Earth unlike any other time. Famine, pestilence, and war have descended and affected all who dwell on the planet. A time of hatred and greed overshadowed and led by a particular sort of evil. Carl has survived and made it through the awful seven years. There are those who say no to the evil. One such man is Carl. He, in his life has lost his brother; Mike who was a vessel called by the Lord. He, in his life has found his wife and all who are good and noble gone in the Rapture. Carl has survived the seven years of the Tribulation. He is to see a new day arise for him and the Earth. Driven to the brink of death, he lies in the desert of mankind's avarice and greed and war having been chased from his town by the evil cause he has purposed not to serve. The rain begins to fall and brings strength back to the weary soldier of right who would not bow to the evil one of the Tribulation. This is a story of how and why Carl found himself having to go through this perilous time. He has made it through the terrible wrath placed on the Earth. This is a story of how Carl lost his faith and regained it to bolster his courage and faith in the truth of the Lord. He has missed the Rapture, but he has purposed not to deny the Lord. He will stand the evil no matter the what or the how. He has made it through the evil times. In the desert, where he and the world are now being restored, he ponders and reflects on his past which has brought him to his present and soon discovers a glorious future in a miraculous surprise.

Seven Steps to a New Husband You married a good man. He loves you. He's committed to you. He treats you well. You fully and sincerely appreciate who he is and what he does for you and for the family. The problem is, he does not meet some of your most important, God-given needs. Eighty-five percent of all husbands are intimacy-challenged. Your conversations are brief, safe, and superficial. He does not reveal what he's really thinking and feeling inside. He believes your marriage is great. He's perfectly happy...and the intimate, romantic, emotional part of you is dying a slow death. Working together, the two of you can create an intimate marriage. In Married...but Lonely Dr. David Clarke will show you seven steps that you as the wife can implement with or without your husband's cooperation and begin to experience the kind of marriage you've always wanted.

Seven Steps to a New Husband You married a good man. He loves you. He's committed to you. He treats you well. You fully and sincerely appreciate who he is and what he does for you and for the family. The problem is, he does not meet some of your most important, God-given needs. Eighty-five percent of all husbands are intimacy-challenged. Your conversations are brief, safe, and superficial. He does not reveal what he's really thinking and feeling inside. He believes your marriage is great. He's perfectly happy...and the intimate, romantic, emotional part of you is dying a slow death. Working together, the two of you can create an intimate marriage. In "Married...but Lonely" Dr. David Clarke will show you seven steps that you as the wife can implement with or without your husband's cooperation and begin to experience the kind of marriage you've always wanted.