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The Case of the “Hopeless” Marriage: A Nouthetic Counseling Case from Beginning to End is unavailable, but you can change that!

You’ve heard about Nouthetic Counseling, and wondered what it’s like. People have told you all sorts of things—were they correct? Now you have the opportunity to judge for yourself. What you couldn’t do before, you now can do—peek behind the closed door to see how a typical counseling case—from beginning to end—is conducted.

Bert: Hmmmmm. Whad’yuh think about that, Sue? Sue: I could live with a husband like that! [Here Greg let her answer his question, even though it was addressed to her instead of to himself. He understands when to be flexible and when not to be.] Pastor: Sure. I’m sure you could. But you could also live with one not like that—if necessary—because, remember, God says that you can bear up under any trial He sends your way. What you do doesn’t depend on what Bert does or doesn’t do. It depends on you.
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