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Slandering a loved one is a way to trigger distrust and a cycle of revenge. Many marriages could be saved if one spouse would make a commitment to break the cycle. Other marriages cannot be saved so easily because one spouse continues to abuse the other relentlessly. Yet many times when one spouse decides to absorb the abuse and return good for evil, the cycle can be broken and the relationship restored.

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I am strongly convinced that God has an endless supply of answers to prayer already prepared and waiting for people to pray.

We must pray and act wisely to strengthen the family. Years ago, we were warned of terrors if we continue to tolerate family destruction. Today we see them.

In Gustine, California, a woman returned to her home to find her four children and her husband dead. It is thought that the couple had been seen arguing earlier.

Does it seem like cheaters and attorneys always come out the winners in divorce court while the faithful, the children, and the rest of the family are hurt?

If I had to make a list of things to do to win back my unfaithful spouse and save my marriage, what would be on this list? I'll share my list here.

The Bible calls infidelity a snare, a trap. When you get into a trap it is difficult to get out. The fear of eternal punishment often drives the unfaithful into denial, not repentance.