The Four Seasons of Marriage - eBook

By: Gary Chapman

Tyndale House / 2012 / ePub

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Summer, winter, spring, fall - which season of marriage are you in? Looking at relationships in terms of passages of the heart, Chapman guides couples through the joys, struggles, and changes that can come at any point during their lifelong journey. His fresh insights will help you and your spouse deepen your love and strengthen your communication. 250 pages, hardcover from Tyndale.

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Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Tyndale House
Publication Date: 2012

ISBN: 9781414340685
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The Four Seasons of Marriage - eBook 4.5 5 2 2

Helpful in times of good or bad nitially what drew me to this book was the overall comparison of the seasons to different stages in marriage. The comparison worked really well for me, and Chapman provides a lot of examples of real-life couples that he has come across in each of the different "seasons." I think the biggest comfort was knowing that it is okay to not always be in spring or summer seasons - the dark winters will come but there is a way to get out of them. Along with examples, he providing clear guidelines for how to get out of the winter or fall seasons, and also how to stay in spring or summer, which, for me, was the best part - how important it is to be aware when your marriage may be slipping slowly into fall or winter, and how to be proactive in keeping it in summer or spring. Overall, I found this very insightful, and although I read it individually, I can see how it would be very helpful read together as a couple too. June 10, 2013

Great Book This book was very informative. The author knew what he was writing about as a counselor. I was able to relate to alot of the information provided in the book. It was very helpful. March 15, 2013