Hope for Your Blended Family
    Tying my own family knot proved to be a bigger challenge than either Harvey or I could have imagined. I looked for help wherever I could find it, but I only found articles and books written by psychologists or counselors. Most contained theories without solutions, stories without morals, and startling statistics without advice. Some questions were answered, but for the most part, I just wanted to sit down with a cup of coffee and talk with someone who had been there and done that. I wanted to ask them, "How did you, as a Christian, handle this?" "Did you get angry?" "Did you have a difficult ex?" The books and counselors were helpful, but I needed to connect with someone who had experienced the same emotions and pressures I was experiencing.

    My prayer is that Tying the Family Knot will provide this connection for you. In it, you will discover workable answers for issues such as visitation, ex-spouses, court decisions, financial pressures and stepsibling rivalry, while finding spiritual and biblical encouragement through hard, emotional struggles by someone who has been there.

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    As you travel down the road to happily ever after, you're bound to encounter well-meaning advisors along the way: those who will tell you it's not worth the trip, that you might as well turn around and go back the way you came. The world is full of easy way outs, but in the end, those who came to follow God, honor their vows, and remain solidly committed to each other will enjoy the scenery along the way. The road isn't easy, but with the light of God's Word to illuminate the path, you'll reach that final destination.