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Chargement... A Marriage Without Regretspar Kay Arthur
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"This book isn't about how to have a perfect marriage, or to change our spouses," says Kay. "It's about having the kind of marriage where you can stand before God and say, 'Lord, I was all that You intended me to be.' Only when we make that kind of commitment can we truly have a marriage without regrets!" Speaking candidly about her first marriage, her conversion to Christianity, and her longtime marriage to Jack, Kay offers practical advice on effective communication, security and significance, difficult relationships, parenting, and God's guidelines for divorce and remarriage. Readers will discover what the Bible says about... resolving conflict understanding each partner's role improving the sexual relationship becoming financially wise respecting and keeping marriage vows This rerelease with a fresh new cover (more than 110,000 copies sold) contains the marriage-building and life-changing material Kay has presented to enthusiastic audiences worldwide--helping thousands of people in many countries experience supportive, Christ-centered marriages. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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My complaint with her books is that they are usually pretty dry. This one is no exception. For this reason alone I tend to prefer the works of John MacArthur.
That complaint does not really translate to her lectures. She is a very interesting speaker. It is in this area that I think she does her best work.
Still, the Biblical foundation of this book makes it very much worth the read. ( )