This book on "Marriage" challenges many of the modern day stereotypes being brandished around by secular humanistic philosophy in an age where this sacred institution is under seige by sinister forces which seeks to rob the union of its validity, pre-eminence and social cohesiveness within contemporary society and moreso within the Church of Jesus Christ. The thrust of the discourse is primarily aimed at and challenges Church leaders, Christians married couples, potential life partners contemplating marriage to take another serious look at what marriage really entails. The reasons are numerous and would defy explanation but clearly evidenced in the modern-day breakdown of the family structure, the dumming down of societal moral standards and the adoption of liberalised spiritual attitudes on the part of religious institutions has resulted in the flux, fragmentation and failure of marriages, family life and the emotional/spiritual solidarity which ought to exist amongst us and our young people.