No More Perfect Marriages: An Interview with Mark & Jill Savage – Part 1 – 460

Today’s podcast guests have an important message to couples: your marriage can survive hard times. Mark and Jill are passionate about about marriage… the good, the bad and the painful. In their new book, “No More Perfect Marriages,” the Savages talk openly about surviving infidelity and help readers to identify warning signs early. Their encouragement will bless you today. Tune in for part 1 and find out how you can take advantage of a very special opportunity just for listeners this week. Don’t miss it!

Mark and Jill Savage are passionate about encouraging, educating, and equipping families. After serving in church ministry for twenty years, the Savage’s are now meeting the needs of families as authors and speakers. Known for their honesty, humor, and practical teaching, Mark and Jill bring hope and encouragement to every audience.

The Savage’s have appeared on many radio stations including Moody Radio, Building Relationships with Gary Chapman, Chris Fabry LIVE, and Focus on the Family. Jill has authored nine books and together Mark and Jill have authored two books, Living With Less So Your Family Has More and No More Perfect Marriages. The parents of five young adult children, and grandparents of three, the Savage’s make their home in Normal, IL. You can find them online at www.JillSavage.org.

Links:
JillSavage.org
Marriage Challenge
No More Perfect Date Night

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About Heidi St. John

Heidi has been married to her husband Jay since 1989. Together they have seven children and three grandchildren! The St. Johns homeschooled their kids all the way through high school. Heidi is the the author of seven books, host of the popular podcast "Off the Bench," and the founder of MomStrong International, an online community of women learning God's Word and how to apply it to every day life. She and her husband Jay are also the founders of Firmly Planted Family and the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, located in Vancouver, Washington.