The Christian Wedding in a Changing World

In a social context marked by constant change, cultural pressures, and a distorted view of marriage, this book offers a biblical, deep, and practical perspective on the meaning and purpose of Christian weddings. Written from an evangelical viewpoint with pastoral sensitivity, The Christian Wedding in a Changing World not only addresses what should characterize a Christian wedding ceremony, but also explores the spiritual, emotional, and ethical foundations upon which every marital relationship must be built.

This book emerges as a clear and balanced voice amid a culture that increasingly moves marriage away from its biblical roots. The author examines key themes such as commitment, faithfulness, the roles of men and women according to divine design, the importance of the marriage covenant, and how to celebrate a wedding that honors God—without falling into empty excesses or merely formal traditions.

Written in accessible language and firmly grounded in Scripture, the author helps both engaged couples and Christian leaders understand that a wedding is not simply a social event, but an opportunity to publicly declare God’s purpose for marriage: unity, sacrificial love, and witness before the world. Practical issues are also addressed, such as the participation of non-believers in the ceremony, music choices, wedding vows, and the relationship between faith and celebration.

"The Christian Wedding in a Changing World" is a valuable resource for those preparing for marriage, as well as for pastors, counselors, and church leaders seeking to guide couples with biblical wisdom and pastoral care. This book invites readers to recover a sacred vision of marriage—one that reflects the love of Christ for His Church.