Friends, Partners, and Lovers: What It Takes to Make Your Marriage Work
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (584 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071NFMQJT |
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| Number of Pages | : | 501 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Advice From Your Running Buddy" according to gtown. I have followed Kevin's blogs for quite some time now, and I was happy that he assembled his advice into a book. I've read the first few chapters and I'm excited that it's every bit as good as the posts. Now, I don't actually run with Kevin, but I liken it to getting advice from my running partner. It's practica. While each role is equally important we are usually good at one or two of the roles but fall Deb Shelly In his new book, Friends, Partners & Lovers, author Kevin A. Thompson presents us with refreshing new ideas on how to improve our marriages. Kevin says there are three roles we play in our marriages, that of friends, partners and lovers. While each role is equally important we are usually good at one or two of t. "whatever state your marriage is in this book will help you!" according to Kim Oliver. I have been following and posting Kevin Thompson's blog since he started the blog. I always share his blog on Facebook. I repost his blog hoping that at least one person will read and get his message. In following the blog I kept saying to myself and to others, he needs to write a book on marriage. Well that day
In fact, the number one cause of divorce isn't adultery or finances or disagreements. Great marriages don't just happen - they're made, intentionally, day by day. Thompson explains the three critical roles of a spouse - friend, partner, and lover - and shows how to nurture those roles in order to keep a marriage healthy and strong. With engaging stories and clear, simple language, pastor Kevin A. Rarely is this true. Yet most of us enter the covenant of marriage thinking that the role of spouse will be easy, natural, effortless. It's apathy - a lack of intentional emotional, physical, and mental investment in the relationship. Using solid biblical principles, he helps couples understand how to grow their friendship, be a supportive partner through the good times and the bad, and develop a healthy and satisfying s