&quote;Your Spouse Is Not Your Problem!&quote;

"e;Your Spouse Is Not Your Problem!"e; is truly insightful and refreshingly practical. It cuts through the clutter and gets to the heart of the matter. It's a book on marriage that emphasizes becoming the man and woman God intends, with each spouse becoming the primary beneficiary. What makes Tony and Kim Moore's approach unique is that they don't focus on issue-based problems. Nor do they get hung up on traditional gender roles, responsibilities, or his needs and her needs for that matter. Healthy couples can sort these things out among themselves. Instead, the Moore's focus on who each is and chooses to become in relationship with God and how that necessarily improves the opportunities for the other to grow and change. They do this by helping couples get their eyes off of each other and onto God. The Moore's insist that when couples understand and engage their union with Christ: including His provision for each, His method for transforming each and how God uses each to aid in the change process of the other, they will have a more rewarding experience in marriage. The book offers the following:1. Marriage: A Paradigm Shift2. 3 Questions That Demand An Answer 3. 4 Requirements Common to Husbands and Wives4. Marinade: The Flavor Each Brings to the Table5. What Really Hurts and Why6. The Disguises Each Wears 7. Why It's So Hard to Change8. Same Argument Different Day9. 5 Selfish Reasons to Forgive10. Deciding Who You Will Be11. Calling Fouls12. Sex and Intimacy Were Intended to Go Together13. Once An Adult, Twice A Child14. Being Yourself

"e;Your Spouse Is Not Your Problem!"e; is truly insightful and refreshingly practical. It cuts through the clutter and gets to the heart of the matter. It's a book on marriage that emphasizes becoming the man and woman God intends, with each spouse becoming the primary beneficiary. What makes Tony and Kim Moore's approach unique is that they don't focus on issue-based problems. Nor do they get hung up on traditional gender roles, responsibilities, or his needs and her needs for that matter. Healthy couples can sort these things out among themselves. Instead, the Moore's focus on who each is and chooses to become in relationship with God and how that necessarily improves the opportunities for the other to grow and change. They do this by helping couples get their eyes off of each other and onto God. The Moore's insist that when couples understand and engage their union with Christ: including His provision for each, His method for transforming each and how God uses each to aid in the change process of the other, they will have a more rewarding experience in marriage. The book offers the following:1. Marriage: A Paradigm Shift2. 3 Questions That Demand An Answer 3. 4 Requirements Common to Husbands and Wives4. Marinade: The Flavor Each Brings to the Table5. What Really Hurts and Why6. The Disguises Each Wears 7. Why It's So Hard to Change8. Same Argument Different Day9. 5 Selfish Reasons to Forgive10. Deciding Who You Will Be11. Calling Fouls12. Sex and Intimacy Were Intended to Go Together13. Once An Adult, Twice A Child14. Being Yourself