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In this book, we study the requirements for becoming and remaining a suitable helper. When a wife becomes and continues to be a suitable helper for her husband, she brings her full contribution to make their marriage a success.

A single woman myself, I invite everyone to celebrate the integral part single women play in the body of Christ. With God at the head of the table, we will seek wisdom and examples from his Word to guide us as we each pull up a chair and join the conversation. Love—for God and for others—is our one single reason to engage in this open dialogue through authentic relationships.

Janet becomes disillusioned with marriage while living on Mark, her husband’s, family farm in rural Georgia with their three children. Trapped in a dying marriage and desperate to save her family from divorce, Janet prays that God will save her marriage. An unexpected encounter with a Department of Defense school recruiter and two job offers to teach children on a navy base result in Janet and her family’s move to Japan.

Imaginez que vous puissiez vous joindre à un groupe de personnes où les membres se confieraient véritablement les uns aux autres. Dans ce groupe, vous pourriez parler de vos souffrances, sachant que quelqu’un vous répondra avec compassion. Vous pourriez même demander de l’aide pour lutter contre le péché, sachant que quelqu’un priera avec vous. Par de courts chapitres, Ed Welch guide le lecteur à travers huit leçons pour montrer à quoi ressemble la vie quotidienne de croyants ordinaires qui désirent s’aider mutuellement dans leur marche avec Christ.

Series 2 of Towards Godly Relationships were authored by Prof Cyril Schandorf & Priscilla Kweasibea Gyamfi (PriscyWrites). Forward by Pastor J.K. Darkwa Amanor, ThD. Endorsed by Pastor Frank Bioh.

Written in 516, The Rule of Saint Benedict for monastic living has been soul-inspiring for a countless number of people–not only monks, nuns and priests, but also a considerable number of lay people. It covers matters of doctrine, the structure of the monastery as the House of God, and observance of the Divine Office. The Rule gives a fascinating insight into the standards and behaviour expected of monks in their everyday lives. It remains notable for embodying the concept of a written constitution and influencing the shape of medieval Europe.

Series 1 of Towards Godly Relationships were authored by Prof Cyril Schandorf & Priscilla Kweasibea Gyamfi (PriscyWrites).

In Loving a Highly Sensitive Person by Jonathan Baurer, you will have the emotional, psychological, and physical tools to better understand and celebrate the HSP you love.

God does not love everybody equally. He loves some more intimately and indeed treats them differently because of their obedience and response to His love. He treated Abel and Cain differently. He hates Esau and loved Jacob.

We are to love one another as Jesus loved us, and laid down his life for us. This means that the quality and quantum of our love should match that which Jesus demonstrated towards us.

In Sexuality and Christianity, Antonio Carlos de Azevedo guides you to a fuller understanding of the exhilarating depths of sex—an understanding found beyond the impermeable crust built up by millennia of skewed portrayals. In his book, Antonio shares what made the Western world embrace a counterfeit form of intimacy so dislocated, pervading, and estranged from its original purpose. You will discover how pagan thought has muddled the pristine waters of sexuality, and you will be brought back to drink from the primeval springs that truly satisfy.

The Power of True Forgiveness deals with forgiveness based on God’s word, and not man’s perception.

I recently spent one month in one of the leading countries of the world whose population is said to be 25 percent Christians. Yes, the claim is that one out of every four people is born again. I was also told that the divorce rate was skyrocketing. One minister even told me that the divorce rate among believers was just as high as the one among the unsaved.

King Joash was the last from David’s family. He was preserved by God and placed into the kingdom under the direction of Jehoida, the priest. All the days of Jehoida’s life, Joash walked in the ways of God, but after the priest died, Joash turned away from God toward his friends godless direction. This raises questions about how our friends influence our walk with God.

Jim was the guy who did everything “right.” He was a spiritual leader in one of the largest congregations in the Northeast, the go-to guy when others needed advice. Yet he nearly destroyed his marriage by having an affair with one of his wife’s best friends. But Hope Is Where the Heart Is is about much more than the demise of Jim’s marriage and how he and his wife, Shannon, discovered how to put it back together. It is a roadmap for overcoming hardships, for finding strength to face another day.

Conventional wisdom says that marriage as we experience it and understand it hasn’t changed much through human history. But marriage has and will continue to evolve and change as human beings wrestle with what kind of loving forms marriage should take. Is our current construct of marriage helping us or hurting us? How could we begin to imagine new forms of marriage that are more loving?

In his book Happily Ever After?, author and former pastor Charlie Collins offers a fresh perspective on marital strife and gives listeners a road map for returning to intimacy amid brokenness and desperation. It can be overwhelming when resentment and anger begin to take hold in a marriage. Although we are prone to self-destructive behaviors, there is still hope, and Happily Ever After? draws the listener toward God's love, the cord that thrums beneath all relationships in our lives.

The story of Scarlett addresses the taboo topic of Christian women and adultery, giving those women who have been silenced by their past sexual sin, a voice. This bold adventure of an unsuspecting Southern girl next door helps women realize they should never say never. Christy Neal walks listeners through the darkest moments of Scarlett’s life, traveling the lonely road of failure and despair, to reveal that God can indeed take people’s ugliest messes and turn them into beautiful messages of hope, healing, and redemption.

God wants you to have a strong, thriving, and fun marriage. Even in the midst of mortgage payments, emotional baggage, drama, mistakes, and a whole lot of laundry, your marriage can not only survive, but be sweet, steady, and strong. Wherever you are right now, God wants to use your marriage to grow you in strength, kindness, tenderness, joy, and leave a legacy that will change the world. In these 52 devotions, Levi and Jennie will point you to God’s word and help you experience a depth and beauty you may have never thought possible.

Reverend Andy Economides’ book examines who is doing the hating in Malachi 2:16, to discover whether it is man or God. This book carefully looks at the Bible’s teaching about divorce, remarriage, and singleness. A pastoral book bringing healing and truth. Many are suffering in silence on matters of divorce, remarriage, and singleness. This book will help.