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Leslie Parrott,Les Parrott

Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts Devotional

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Every couple has a restless aching, not just to know God individually but to experience God together. Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts Devotional gives you a road map for cultivating rich spiritual intimacy in your relationship.
Written by the creators of the most widely used pre-marriage program in the world, this devotional includes fifty-two weekly meditations help the two of you grow closer than you've ever imagined. Each week you'll find:
An insightful devotion focusing on real-life issuesA key passage of ScriptureQuestions that spark meaningful discussionsStories from well-known couples, including Jefferson & Alyssa Bethke, Gary & Karolyn Chapman, Dave & Sharon Ramsey, Francis & Lisa Chan, and Keith & Beth MooreA brief prayer that will help you both draw closer together and to GodThis book will guide you on your marriage journey to make it all God intends it to be. Start building on the closeness you've got today — and reap the rewards of a more satisfying relationship as you enjoy the intimacy of lifelong love together.
Family & RelationshipsReligionMarriage & Long-Term RelationshipsChristianity
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244 printed pages
Original publication
2017
Publication year
2017
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  • Zorry Alexhas quoted3 years ago
    In our romantic quest to make each other happy, we often end up suffocating the person we most love.
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    • Zorry Alexhas quoted3 years ago
      Research on crying has shown that tears contain chemicals related to stress. When people cry they are actually washing away the harmful effects of stress. William Frey, in his book Crying: The Mystery of Tears, suggests that women, whom society allows to cry more openly and frequently, are able to excrete their “stress waste” more readily than men, who are conditioned to block this natural cleansing system.
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      • Zorry Alexhas quoted3 years ago
        If you bugged yourself, if you recorded the conversations between you and your partner, what would you hear? What category of conversation would top your list?
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