Final Exam Question #3 Can six couples with a boatload of issues survive on the hottest beach in the USA? Amber and Eric are back in the third installment of the Wife 101 Series, and they are bringing some old friends, plus a few new ones, along for the ride! When relationship educators Martin and Lydia Woods decided to host their church’s first marriage retreat on Miami’s sultry South Beach, they expected it to be eventful, yet they got much more than anticipated... moreFinal Exam Question #3 Can six couples with a boatload of issues survive on the hottest beach in the USA? Amber and Eric are back in the third installment of the Wife 101 Series, and they are bringing some old friends, plus a few new ones, along for the ride! When relationship educators Martin and Lydia Woods decided to host their church’s first marriage retreat on Miami’s sultry South Beach, they expected it to be eventful, yet they got much more than anticipated. With the help of psychologist Dr. Andrea Wilson, the couple is prepared to teach the art of war by placing their pupils in an environment full of people, parties, and forbidden pleasures. Amber and Eric are nearing their second anniversary. Their relationship would be smooth sailing, but Amber’s empty womb is causing tension both in and out of the bedroom. Eric’s friend Carl and his wife, Kelly, just wanted a vacation. But when the lights and music of South Beach beckon for Kelly, will her desire to reclaim her youth lead to the detriment of her marriage? Amber’s pastor and first lady, Franklin and Tamela Day, are also on deck, as well as Sarah from the Wife 101 course and her hubby, Jordan. With five couples to counsel, Dr. Wilson certainly has her hands full. Nevertheless, when unforeseen financial issues surface in her own marriage, will she still be able to help her new clients, or will her own husband be the iceberg that sinks her career? Prayer at sunrise, playtime at sunset, and even a picture perfect dinner cruise, this retreat is guaranteed to be a week these couples will never forget—for better or for worse. less
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