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Don't Bring The Wound To The Wedding

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Don't Bring the Wound to the Wedding


You've been hurt before.

Betrayed. Abandoned.

Made to feel small.

And somewhere deep down — maybe without ever saying it out loud — you're hoping the next person will finally make it stop.

They won't. Not because you're unlovable. But because you've quietly handed them a job they never auditioned for. You're hoping they'll be your doctor. They came to you as a husband, as a wife — not to run a hospital for your heart.

A spouse is not a surgeon. A wedding is not a treatment plan. And the wound you don't heal doesn't stay politely in the past — it walks down the aisle with you. It shows up as the testing, the walls, the jealousy, the clinging. It makes the person you love pay the bill for something they never did.

This book is not here to keep you from love. It's the opposite. It's here so that when love comes, you can receive it with open hands instead of bleeding ones — so you meet your person as a whole human being, not a patient searching for a cure.

If you're single, it will save you from marrying your pain.

If you're engaged, it will protect the marriage you haven't even started yet.


In this warm, honest book, Kofi Amankwaah ( Apostle Dr. Elisha K.A. )— a pastor and counsellor of more than thirty years — walks you gently from the pain of your past to the freedom of loving again from a place of wholeness.


You'll learn how unhealed hurt secretly sabotages new love, the difference between a partner who supports your healing and one you expect to BE your healing, how to know when you're truly ready, and the real, practical work of healing: naming, grieving, forgiving, and rebuilding. There's even a chapter of grace for those who already married while wounded.


Either way, it will tell you the truth the way a friend who loves you would: gently, and without flinching. You were never meant to be healed by a person. You were meant to be healed — and then to love.

You don't have to carry this into your forever.

Heal first. Then love — free.



You can't marry your way out of a wound.




Non-denominational, and full of hard-won wisdom, with reflection questions after every chapter — perfect for personal healing, mentoring,



★ Instant digital download (PDF) — read on your phone, tablet, or computer, or print it out.


You will get a PDF (224KB) file

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Verified Buyer

1 month ago

Hoe gaat mijn wond helen en hoe groei ik door in dit proces?

Door dit boek te lezenen te bestuderen ben ik mij zelf tegen gekomen op verschillende fronten wat ik niet had verwacht. Het boek heeft mij naar mij zelf laten kijken waar ik met pijn liep en door ging zonder toe te geven. Ik heb ingezien dat het niet goed is. Het beste wat je kan doen is erover praten met je partner of aanstaande partner, maar zeker met een pastor/counselor. Het gaat erom dat je hierdoor wijsheid/kennis krijgt zodat herstel/genezing kan plaats vinden en je uit de put komt. Al denk je omdat je geloofd dat je bid dat het goed zal komen, maar als God niet in het center van de realtie/huwelijk is dan is het heel vervelend. God alleen kan helen en genezen, wij als mensen kunnen steunen. Dus verwacht dit niet van je partner.

Alleen maar liefde kies voor wijsheid, kennis i.p.v. koppigheid en hierdoor pijn.
Glory To God
bless you

Sarah Vans , L.

Verified Buyer

1 month ago

Don’t Bring the wound to the wedding

This book just changed my mindset.
Marriage can’t heal me and I should not use marriage as an escape of my wounds. Heal before you love again wow

Sarah Vans , London
Glory To God
Thank You, may your journey be successful