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_*DID YOU KNOW THE VIRUSES THAT KILL MARRIAGES?*_

· *Laziness* kills marriage
· *Suspicion* kills marriage
· *Lack of trust* kills marriage
· *Lack of mutual respect* kills marriage
· *Unforgiveness* kills marriage _(Forgiveness is not optional but mandatory)_
·  *Arguments* kill marriage
· *Keeping secrets from your spouse* kills marriage
· *Every form of infidelity* kills marriage _(financial, emotional, psychological, material, etc)_
· *Poor communication* kills marriage
. *Lies* easily kill marriage, _(be sincere to your spouse in every aspect)._
· *Relating more with your parents than your spouse* kills marriage
· *Nagging* kills marriage
· *Too much talk and careless talk* kills marriage
·  *Spending less or little time with your spouse* kills marriage
·  *Being too independent minded* kills marriage
· *Love for party, money and spending/partying* kills marriage
· *Exposing the inadequacies of your spouse to your parents or siblings or friends* kills marriage
·  *Not being steadfast/fervent in the spirit* kills not only marriage but your life
·  *Spurning correction and reprimand* kills marriage.
·  *Always wearing a sad face and being moody* kills marriage.
·  *FEMINISM ADVOCACY* kills marriage.
·  *Uncontrolled or hot temperament* kills marriage.
·  *Not understanding your role and position in marriage as instituted by God* kills marriage.
·  *Not being sensitive to the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of your spouse* kills marriage
·   *When anything threatens the position/security of a wife, her reaction(s) will be detrimental to her marriage.*
·  *Lack of knowledge of the Word of God* kills marriage.

_*Please, save a marriage today by sharing this.*_

_May God bring healing to every troubled home and family._
*Amen.*

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