Review:Excited to read this book and learn new concepts are understanding this emotion. Love everything Gary D Chapman has written and they are always a great help and insight. He truly knows what he is talking about. Read more

Review:What an excellent book! Any marriage would benefit from reading and applying the information presented here. Gary Thomas is a very gifted writer who explains ideas in ways that make it easy to apply to your life. I had tears in my eyes often as I read this book. I did have moments of wanting to wallow in self-pity as Gary said that no spouse should feel invisible in a marriage. But, he does such a good job of giving examples from so many situations and viewpoints that I was quickly reminded... Read more

Review:Randy Southern’s format in this book is simple yet so perfect for giving couples wonderful ideas to grow their relationship with each other and with Christ. He starts off each date idea with a related bible verse followed by words of wisdom from Gary Chapman, author of Love Languages. He sets the scene for the date and then instructs you how to make it happen. For those of you who may be a little challenged in coming up with new date ideas or have problems with execution, you are going to really... Read more

Review:I absolutely LOVED this book!! It was filled with tons of wisdom and experience as well as physiological information. This book cause me to look at the choice of marriage with new eyes. It is a go to that I have purchased for other people and have recommended on numerous occasions. YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK!! Read more

Review:I should have read the reviews... This book overfloweth with references to some sort of God entity that is specific to the Christian religion. Apparently the spirit of this God 'draws Christians' to look for answers to issues about life and marriage in another book referred to as the 'Bye Bull' that was allegedly written by a bunch of people a long time ago. If you're not a Christian type person, besides being destined to spend eternity in a place called Hell (obviously), you're probably going ... Read more

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Review:It was quite insightful. Everything that was discussed can be easily applied to marital relations once the effort is put forth. What stands out in my mind from reading this book is the underlying importance of wives respecting and honoring their husbands. Read more

Review:No matter what stage you are in your marriage, newly married or married for years, happy or disatisfied, you can walk away from reading this book with something to improve your relationship and a better way to handle situtations that arise in a marriage as a couple Read more

Review:Adam Hamilton is approaching the Gospel of John in his typical manner. He finds the dominate themes he wants to speak to and uses a practical style to tie the facets together. At times he seems to swing into the margins, but only briefly. And he always comes back to the broader, middle path. When he treads the philosophical/theological depths, he brings a practical, real-life story to tie it together.

John is not an easy book to deal with. It is deeply theological. It also deviates from t... Read more

Review:This book was very funny, especially if you like sarcasm! Some parts made me laugh out loud and others made me question if I do that, even just a little bit. There were some convicting moments and I could see some Christians being very convicted by this book. Nothing is sacred, not the church service, music, spiritual gifts, how we act on social media or what's considered acceptable entertainment. It is interesting to take a step back and really look at the Christian subculture and why we do... Read more