No Fine Print
100 Days of Honoring the Covenant You Already Signed
by David Bishop
A 100-day marriage devotional that walks couples through what the covenant of marriage actually requires — not the sentimental version, but the Scripture-grounded reality.
The Story
Culture has spent fifty years convincing couples that marriage is a lifestyle arrangement that can be upgraded or canceled depending on how it makes a person feel. Culture is wrong. Marriage is a covenant — a binding, sacred, witnessed promise — and God is the primary witness. That changes everything. No Fine Print is a one hundred day walk through what the covenant of marriage actually requires. The topics are not soft. The book addresses sexual intimacy, pornography, emotional affairs, rejection, constructive abandonment, and the slow death of a marriage where one spouse has quietly checked out. Each daily reading includes a passage of Scripture (ESV), a pastoral reflection, three discussion points for couples, and a closing prayer. This is a book for couples who want their marriage to be what God designed and who are willing to do the daily work of getting there. Read together. One day at a time. One hundred days straight.
Book Structure
The Covenant Foundation
Days 1–15: The theological bedrock — marriage is a covenant, not a contract
Husband and Wife Duties
Days 16–40: The specific biblical duties of husbands and wives
Intimacy and Boundaries
Days 41–60: Sex as covenant renewal, rejection, pornography, and digital boundaries
Conflict, Communication, and Rejection
Days 61–80: How covenant couples fight, communicate, and rebuild trust
Restoration and Standing Firm
Days 81–100: Forgiveness, rebuilding trust, practical wisdom, and standing firm
Major Themes
Covenant vs. Contract
Marriage is a binding, sacred, witnessed promise before God — not a lifestyle arrangement with exit clauses.
Biblical Duties
Specific, uncompromising commands for husbands and wives recovered from cultural distortion.
Intimacy & Boundaries
Sex as covenant renewal, the destruction of rejection and withholding, and guarding against digital temptation.
Conflict & Rejection
The many faces of rejection — emotional absence, constructive abandonment, the roommate marriage — and how to fight problems, not each other.
Restoration & Forgiveness
Forgiveness as an act of will, rebuilding trust one brick at a time, and standing firm together to the final day.
Book Details
Author
David Bishop
Category
Faith & Marriage
Chapters
100
Words
101,374