The Case for Premarital Counseling
Gina Hicks
Major life decisions require time and wisdom to be effectively navigated. If something is going to affect you in the long term, or if it’s going to have a huge impact on your life, it warrants meaningful consideration. You don’t want to make a rash decision that significantly affects your well-being and the rest of your life. Premarital counseling is one of the ways couples can meaningfully explore the complex and important question of marriage. If two people are planning on getting married, doing premarital counseling may not be high on their list of priorities. Their attention could be drawn by other concerns that feel more pressing, such as venues,...
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