Most people enter into marriage with high expectations and low preparation, which can lead to devastation. Only to be disappointed, frustrated, and becoming unhappy with their marriage, and sometimes sadly they decide to break their marriage.

Marriage can be one of the greatest paradoxes of life: Marriage can be the greatest attraction or the greatest distraction. Marriage can enhance your destiny or destroy your destiny. Marriage can be the most beautiful thing or the most dangerous thing in life. Marriage can be the greatest source of joy and can also be the greatest source of frustration. Marriage can be the most precious dream, but it can also become a nightmare overnight.  Marriage can be the greatest source of hope, but marriage can also be the greatest source of fear because the people in the relationship are not sure that they can make it. Don’t take marriage lightly.

Marriage can be the closest thing to hell or the closest thing to heaven. If you want your spouse to be an angel, you need to create a heaven for them; angels don’t live in hell, but demons do.

Marriage does not start at the wedding and continue, to go on forever all by itself. Marriage needs to be worked on day-by-day! And it will be only as good as the investment you put in to it.

The best time to build a dam is not when there is a flood. The best time is now. Your best time to work on your marriage is NOW.

Marriage rocks when you are best friends, when affection and sex are well balanced, when God is your priority, when you can have dialogue, when romance is present, when you know how to have fun, when you have a wise financial strategy, when there’s forgiveness and you can make up.

Everybody knows that their house needs regular maintenance to keep things in good repair.

In this relevant and practical book, Guy & Ilke compare marriage to remodeling and maintaining a house. They compare the different aspects of home improvement with marriage, and they also make a parallel between areas of the house and marriage.

When it comes to remodeling a house, there are things we need to remember:

It takes longer than you planned.

It costs more than you figured.

It is messier than you anticipated.

It requires greater determination and more patience than you expected.

Remodeling can be chaotic, cluttered, dusty, noisy, costly, and stressful. This is true of your home life and family as well.

In this dynamic book ‘Marriage Rocks – Home Improvement,’ Guy and Ilke share dynamic teaching, principles, and practical tools on marriage that will help married couples, singles, and families develop a strong marriage, a strong family, and become better spouses and parents. Some of the subjects include sex, the differences between men and women, communication, romance, finances, children, divorce, conflict resolution, and the list goes on. They share a relevant message that will help anybody today. 

Do It Again is an expression that calls for the reoccurring of something that took place in the past. It can also be motivated by the desire to experience something that we read or heard about.

There has been documentation of mighty moves of God that took place throughout history. When a person becomes aware of what happened and sees the condition of our world and the church in some places, there is a stirring of dissatisfaction and a stirring of hunger in the heart, and that person wants to see God do it again.

God has sent powerful outpourings of revival throughout church history, but not many are aware of the extent of His mighty work. In Do It Again, Dr. Guy Peh walks us through God’s arcade of many revivals, century by century, to show us that the Holy Spirit can suddenly ignite at any moment, everywhere. You will read details, historically documented facts, and personal accounts of many major moves of God from different corners of the globe. For revival fans or historians, this book is a well of treasures. For those who think God “doesn’t do that,” this book is a must read.

This book was written to touch the hearts of readers and to challenge them to revival. The topics include: the power of divine encounters, snapshots of God’s glory, looking through the lens of history to mighty revivals, a cry for revival, revival mechanisms, God’s branding, revival and reformation, revival influencers, and much more.

The cry of the heart of people who want to see another mighty revival is, “Do it again.” If He did it before, He can do it again. Anything that God has ever done, He can do it again. Anything that God has ever done anywhere, He can do it right here. Anything that God has ever done for anyone, He can do it for you. The problem might be different, the situation may have changed, but He is the same God back then and right now.

This book will stir up the reader and the believer to position themselves to have encounters with God and to draw from their encounters and the encounters of others with God in past revivals. Get ready to experience a move of God in your life, your church, your city, and your nation.