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Someone came between Lee and Leslie Strobel, threatening to shipwreck their marriage. No, it wasn't an old flame. It was Jesus Christ.
Leslie's decision to become a follower of Jesus brought heated opposition from her skeptical husband. They began to experience conflict over a variety of issues, from finances to child-rearing. But over time, Leslie learned how to survive a spiritual mismatch. Today they're both Christians--and they want you to know that there is hope if you're a Christian married to a nonbeliever.
In their intensely personal and practical book, they reveal:
- Surprising insights into the thinking of non-Christian spouses
- A dozen steps toward making the most of your mismatched marriage
- Eight principles for reaching out to your partner with the gospel
- Advice for raising your children in a spiritually mismatched home
- How to pray for your spouse--plus a 30-day guide to get you started
- What to do if you're both Christians but one lags behind spiritually
- Advice for single Christians to avoid the pain of a mismatch
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"I read the book prior to my husband becoming a Christian and found it incredibly encouraging and helpful to my life at the time. Highly recommend to couples in the same situation."
— Lindsi (5 out of 5 stars)
Surviving a Spiritual Mismatch in Marriage Listener Reviews
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" Good reminder to treat others the way I want to be treated, most importantly my partner. "
— Kareykat, 10/8/2013 -
" started this a long time ago and never finished... would like to re-read and finish! "
— Robin, 4/28/2012 -
" Another awesome book on the struggles of being married to a non-Christian......... "
— Rhonda, 10/30/2011 -
" This was an excellent read before my husband was saved. So thankful that he is now! I have lent and recommended this join to several others as well! "
— Erica, 10/15/2011 -
" I took a quick read of this book while I was up in Minnesota seeing my family. I have to say though I don't agree with all of Strobel's views I still found it to be worth reading and encouraging. "
— Dana, 8/22/2011 -
" Very insightful, felt like I could have written this book. "
— Norma, 2/3/2011 -
" Very good, lots of encouragement for anyone in this situation...so tempted to share with my husband, but know that would be a mistake 8-) "
— Carmita, 8/23/2010 -
" Very insightful book - Lee did a great great writing this book, almost as good s hearing him speak at church. "
— Anna, 7/20/2010
About the Authors
Lee Strobel received his bachelor’s in journalism from the University of Missouri and a master’s in law from Yale Law School. He worked for fourteen years as an award-winning legal editor for the Chicago Tribune and taught at Roosevelt University. After a nearly two-year investigation of the evidence for Jesus, Lee received Christ in 1981. He is the author of several books, including The Case for Christ, The Case for Faith, and The Case for a Creator. In recognition of his extensive research for his books, Southern Evangelical Seminary honored Lee with a doctorate in divinity in 2007. He lives with his wife, Leslie, in Colorado.
Rebecca Rogers has been a professional actor and performer for twenty years, specializing in improvisation with ComedySportz and period acting with several renaissance festivals across the country. She is director of the Northwest Renaissance Festival and founder of the Society for Renaissance Performers in Spokane, Washington.
About the Narrators
Rebecca Rogers has been a professional actor and performer for twenty years, specializing in improvisation with ComedySportz and period acting with several renaissance festivals across the country. She is director of the Northwest Renaissance Festival and founder of the Society for Renaissance Performers in Spokane, Washington.
Rebecca Rogers has been a professional actor and performer for twenty years, specializing in improvisation with ComedySportz and period acting with several renaissance festivals across the country. She is director of the Northwest Renaissance Festival and founder of the Society for Renaissance Performers in Spokane, Washington.