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Each for the Other: Marriage As It's Meant to Be

by Bryan Chapell

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Marriage requires not just love, but sacrificial love, says Bryan Chapell. In his newly revised and updated book, Each for the Other, he shows married couples how to emulate the unselfish, sacrificial love of Christ. While imparting invaluable instruction grounded in Scripture, Chapell not only helps husbands and wives understand the nature of God's care but also affirms the importance of building a spiritual foundation that binds them together as one. By presenting a biblical model of marriage, Chapell encourages couples to dive into the deeper dimensions of their relationship. The result, he says, is a Christ-centered marriage and a grace-filled family. Refreshing and honest, Each for the Other is a perfect guide to show spouses, engaged couples, and marriage counselors what marriage is meant to be.… (more)
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This is one of the best books on marriage (and parenting) that I have read in a long time. Biblically based, clearly explained, and gracefully lived out would be how I would describe this book. I would highly recommend this to any couple at any stage in their relationship. ( )
  memlhd | Jan 23, 2016 |
This is one of the best books on marriage (and parenting) that I have read in a long time. Biblically based, clearly explained, and gracefully lived out would be how I would describe this book. I would highly recommend this to any couple at any stage in their relationship. ( )
  memlhd | Jan 23, 2016 |
One of my favorite books on marriage I have ever read. It is the book I always use when counseling engaged couples. ( )
  nate77 | Oct 4, 2007 |
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Marriage requires not just love, but sacrificial love, says Bryan Chapell. In his newly revised and updated book, Each for the Other, he shows married couples how to emulate the unselfish, sacrificial love of Christ. While imparting invaluable instruction grounded in Scripture, Chapell not only helps husbands and wives understand the nature of God's care but also affirms the importance of building a spiritual foundation that binds them together as one. By presenting a biblical model of marriage, Chapell encourages couples to dive into the deeper dimensions of their relationship. The result, he says, is a Christ-centered marriage and a grace-filled family. Refreshing and honest, Each for the Other is a perfect guide to show spouses, engaged couples, and marriage counselors what marriage is meant to be.

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