Dr. Mark Avery Reed
Mark Reed is an ordained minister and a Doctor of Theology in Christian Counseling from Summit Bible College. He has further obtained a Master’s degree in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary, Master’s degrees in Education and Marriage, Family and Child Therapy, and two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Philosophy and Political Science. In addition, he has accrued six teaching credentials and has a unit in Clinical Pastoral Education when trained as a chaplain. He is an avid learner who especially loves studying the Bible in a wide variety of translations and commentaries along with reading many books on theology, psychology and military history.
He has served as a chaplain, counselor, advisor and has both developed and taught curriculum for two churches on spiritual warfare and biblical doctrine. Mark Reed is a husband and father. His passion is to present important and, what are often, little discussed aspects of biblical truth in interesting, unique ways. Through this he hopes to not only strengthen the individual believer but to renew the church and its people.
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by Dr. Mark Avery Reed
A ‘hopeless’ spouse doesn’t mean a hopeless marriage. Have you ever felt hopeless about your marriage improving because it seems that your spouse is unwilling to change? You don’t think your marriage can get better because you believe your spouse is hopelessly unwilling to change – and you assume that their changing is necessary for marital improvement to begin. That assumption is wrong.
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