I often say that Christians are worse at managing their money than non-believers. And now I’m starting to wonder: If – with all these boundaries so many Christian couples have in place and statistics that show Christians divorce at just as high a rate as non-Christians – are we managing our marriages any better? For all the boundaries people in the church world put on themselves and their spouses, I hear a lot more in the church world about insecurity, infidelity, pornography addictions, emotional affairs and other such talk than I ever heard before I came into ministry. It wasn’t that other friends’ marriages never failed, it’s just that they never failed due to a crossing of the boundaries that Christians cling to like relationship life rafts.