The Marriage You Never Dreamed Of: Practical steps to extraordinary, lasting love

26 chapters on building better relationships presented in a simple and straightforward format. They are ideal for busy people as each chapter can be read in a few minutes. The questions will prompt you to think about ways you can enhance, develop and grow your relationships. The Bible has been the inspiration for most of the principles on developing beautiful relationships in this book. Therefore this book has many positive, insightful quotes and passages from the Bible. These illustrate the theme of creating and developing strong, intelligent relationships that keep on flourishing; the sort of relationships that many people long for and that God wants for us. The book focuses primarily on marriage and family relationships. Whether you are about to be married, newly wed, married with children or celebrating golden anniversaries - this book is for everyone who wants to grow and build better more meaningful relationships. However the principles are applicable to any relationship. Hence they can be applied at home, at work or in social situations. This book is a manual and a workbook all in one. It is jam-packed with many good ideas and can be used as a resource for many years to come. The ideas in this book have been described as proverbs of relationships. Indeed they are, but they are more than that. They are seeds that can germinate and produce growth and enhance our relationships. Our continued growth and development will produce fulfilment and maturity so that we continue to realise our full potential.

Author: Brian Earl Taylor
Publisher: Acorns to Oak Trees Ltd
Published: 06/09/2015
Pages: 176
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.48lbs
Size: 8.27h x 5.83w x 0.38d
ISBN: 9780473326470

About the Author
Taylor, Brian Earl: - "Brian is a family man. He has a great deal of growth in personal relationships. In many respects he had a very good upbringing but when he left home was well 'behind the eight ball' in terms of relating to other people, especially the opposite sex. Therefore he learned a great deal through the process of living - the school of hard knocks. The real and important factor - where the rubber meets the road. Brian does not have any formal qualifications in marriage relationships, but he does have a wonderful family which he and Alison have raised to adulthood. Many people say that it is the fruit that counts. And the fruit of a marriage is the children. Recently one of his children said that increasingly she realises the benefits of being raised in the family she grew up in. So, Brian is a normal bloke with a normal job. When his daughter and her fiance announced their engagement he started writing about how to have a good marriage. Between the engagement and the wedding this became a valuable dossier that was full of good ideas. Since several people requested a copy at the wedding - and for several months afterwards he decided to turn it to a book so that many people could benefit from the ideas. He finds the feedback from people who have found it useful very encouraging. He finds it so good to help people grow in their relationships. After-all that is what life is really about - if we don't have good relationships what do we really have?"

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