Bible Literalist churches that agree with you on the topics you mentioned:
German Baptist Brethren
Old Brethren
Dunkard Brethren (I think)
Most conservative Mennonite churches
The Amish
Charity Christian Fellowship, I think they're in Kentucky or somewhere around there
Finger Mennonite Church (in Finger, TN, birth place of Buford Pusser)
And I have a Bible contradiction for you. Jesus offered the unity of his disciples as proof that he was sent from God. If Christians in general are generally in disunity and disagreement, it's nothing compared to how bad the groups I listed above divide. Give them enough time, and they will splinter into individual families. Once that has happened, I supposed they'll have to rescind their views on divorce in order to keep dividing.
I did everything you talked about, but what was killing me was seeing that it didn't produce the unity and love Jesus spoke of.
Now I'm not a Bible literalist, and I have found the unity and love he spoke of; everything Acts talks about. This isn't the thread for me to go on about that, but I didn't think it was off topic since you asked about those churches. With time I could probably think of more. I know there was one in Kalispell, Montana at one time, and Modesto and Merced in California have lots of that type of brethren church.
I don't recommend them, though.