How To Avoid Divorce

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In this podcast God is teaching us that God's purpose for marriage is for two people to be together for life. Divorce is a whole lot of stress to deal with, how to avoid divorce is to take your time to find out things about this person before going into the marriage. Check if your destinies align or agree, check your beliefs and religions if the agree. Don't go into marriage based on soul ties formed through sex. It is dangerous and destructive bond. Incase this has blessed you and you wish to encourage and support me, you can use my PayPal account [email protected]

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