DEBI PEARL – CREATED TO BE A HELP MEET
This book is excellent and very blunt, she teaches what the role of the wife is and it goes against modern popular belief of feminism but has godly doctrine and God’s way is the best way.
GARY CHAPMAN – THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES
If you are a christian then you have probably heard about this book already. This book is about learning how to meet each others deep emotional needs to feel loved. Gary covers 5 main areas.
- Words of Affirmation
- Quality time
- Receiving Gifts
- Acts of Service
- Physical touch.
Understanding your partner’s emotional needs creates an great marriage environment. Highly recommend. Even if you are not married yet.
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WILLIAM HARLEY JR – HIS NEEDS,HER NEEDS
This book is all about communication and making your partner happy. You can love someone but not be happy with them, when we are not happy we all have a tendency to look elsewhere to find happiness. This book explains that a good marriage is not about just about love, its about making each other happy.
CAROLYN MAHANEY – FEMININE APPEAL
In this book Carolyn explores the seven virtues in Titus 2 and just how to be a spiritual woman, wife and mother. Very practical tips included.
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GARY AND BETSY RICUCCI – LOVE THAT LAST
This book breaks down the value of marriage, a gift from God, established to bless us and ultimately reflect Christ and the Church. They write from an experienced perspective.
BONUS BOOK
THE BIBLE
The bible is the ultimate book every Christian needs to read. It covers everything we need to have a fulfilling marriage with the ultimate scripture in Ephesians 5 vs 25-33, to summarize ‘Husbands love your Wives and Wives respect your Husbands’. If we play our roles as God has ordained then we have a greater chance of having a great marriage.
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I have said for years that I wanted to read the 5 Love Languages and haven’t gotten around to it. Maybe I will add that to my Christmas list. TFS
it is honestly a really insightful book