Creating an Intimate Marriage: Rekindle Romance Through Affection, Warmth and Encouragement
Ebook
Overview
It's Not Too Late to Find Intimacy and Fulfillment
Don't settle for mediocre when it comes to satisfaction in
marriage--pull out all the stops and discover the joy of true
intimacy! This book will help you take back the life you dreamed of
when you said your vows and experience the joys of an awe-filled
marriage. Jim Burns' honest and vulnerable writing coupled with
practical advice will inspire you to reconnect with the most
important person in your life: your spouse.
Top Highlights
“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” (source)
“1. Kiss passionately for at least 15 seconds every day.” (source)
“You will need to literally make a study of your spouse to figure out the most effective ways to encourage and affirm.” (source)
“‘If the devil can’t make you bad, he will make you busy.’” (source)
“You set the mood, tone, and atmosphere in your marriage” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Creating an Intimate Marriage: Rekindle Romance Through Affection, Warmth and Encouragement
- Author: Burns, Jim
- Publisher: Bethany House
- Publication Date: 2007
- ISBN: 9781441204356
Jim Burns founded the ministry of HomeWord in 1985 with the goal of bringing help and hope to struggling families. As host of the national radio broadcast HomeWord with Jim Burns, Jim's passion is to build God-honoring families through communicating practical truths that will enable adults and young people alike to live out their Christian faith. In addition to the radio program, Jim speaks to thousands around the world each year through seminars and conferences. He is also senior director of the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at Azusa Pacific University and an award-winning author, whose books include Creating an Intimate Marriage, Teaching Your Children Healthy Sexuality and Confident Parenting. He has been featured through numerous media outlets including CNN, ABC, Focus on the Family, and Library Journal. Jim and his wife, Cathy, have three grown daughters and live in Southern California. Visit www.homeword.com