Recently, during a discussion with my close group of friends who share similar marriage challenges, a thought-provoking question arose: What if Jesus was married? This isn't just an idle theological speculation, but a deeply personal reflection on the complexities of marital relationships. It's easy to view Jesus's teachings as simplistic when you're not navigating the intricate challenges of marriage. Many of us have wrestled with this perception – that biblical guidance seems straightforward until you're in the midst of real-life marital struggles. My initial response to my own significant marriage challenges was to acknowledge my past: I entered marriage while living in sin, which undoubtedly contributed to our difficulties. However, I've come to realize that Jesus's unmarried status isn't what makes his teachings seem easy. The real issue lies deeper. A wife is a gift from God, much like children. As Proverbs 18:22 states, "He who finds a wife f...