When Sinners Say "I Do" Video Series

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Product Description ------------------- Marriage is the union of two people who arrive at the altar toting some surprisingly large luggage. Often it gets opened right there on the honeymoon; sometimes it waits for the week after. The Bible calls it sin, and understanding its influence can make all the difference for a man and a woman who are building a life together. In this eight-session video series, Dave engages his audience with humor and honesty as he speaks about sin and the power of the gospel to overcome it. He opens the delightful truth of God's word and encourages the reader to see more clearly the glorious picture of what God does when sinners say 'I do.' Review ------ With two good friends getting married in the coming months, I've given a lot of thought to the way we prepare sinners to say I do. I wouldn't hesitate to tell them to watch these videos from Dave Harvey. His wise and godly counsel has already helped so many couples follow Christ together in the exhilarating and exhausting journey of marriage. --Collin Hansen, editorial director, The Gospel Coalition; author, Blind Spots: Becoming a Courage, Compassionate, and Commissioned Church Listen closely as Dave Harvey teaches on the struggles that characterize all marriages. His words are clear and inviting. He says it in a way that is fresh and humble. He cuts to the heart of what all of us are like: people needing daily, freely-given mercies from the Lord. And he cuts to the heart of what all of us need: not self-help, not a pep talk, not a few tips, but an active Savior. Listen, take to heart, and you will grow wiser as a husband or wife. --David Powlison, Executive Director, CCEF; Senior Editor, Journal of Biblical Counseling There is no laboratory for the grace of God like the family home. And there is no relationship so crucial to the work of grace in our homes as our marriages. It's for these reasons I'm so grateful for Dave Harvey's careful, wise, and relevant teaching in When Sinners Say I Do. Watch closely with your spouse or spouse-to-be, and let Dave lead you with great experience and pastoral care through the hard places of marriage right into the very throne room of God, where you both will find abundant grace for every need you have from now until your nineties. --Jared C. Wilson, Director of Content Strategy, Midwestern Seminary; blogger, The Gospel-Driven Church