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Dancing the Tango in an Earthquake
Dancing the Tango in an Earthquake features relevant passages from The Message, literary and cultural insights, and conversation starters to provoke profound discussion. Together with your spouse or a couples' small group, read excerpts about seven major marriage distractions and how you can prevent them from clouding your view of the ultimate prize: a marriage that works
By MCLAUGHLIN, TIM
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Pedalling Tandem for the Long Haul
Deliberate. Intentional. Not exactly words found in romantic greeting cards. And it’s little wonder: Every song, TV show, and movie portrays true love as one wild, spontaneous force of nature. But if love conquers all, why do some relationships fail? Maybe a little planning wouldn’t hurt
By MCLAUGHLIN, TIM
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Running Three-Legged Race Across Ti
Running a Three-Legged Race Across Time avoids stale, glib answers and instead points you toward honest questions that every couple should be asking themselves. Read it together, read it on your own, but take a little time to think about your marriage-and how to stay married till death do you part.
By MCLAUGHLIN, TIM
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Shooting the Rapids in Wooden Canoe
Marriage is anything but predictable. One minute it’s smooth sailing; the next it’s rough waters ahead. Sometimes we simply lose our sense of direction. And since married life is full of surprises, many of us tend to take the plunge, hang on tight, and hope for the best. But although change is inevitable, you can be prepared for what’s next.
By MCLAUGHLIN, TIM
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