Brad Wilcox
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Brad Wilcox has served as director of the National Marriage Project, and wrote Get Married.
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Marriage, Family & Relationships
“I . . . Do? combines timely insights regarding the contemporary value of our most important institution with a compelling call to revive its fortunes.”
Praying the Scriptures for Your Marriage
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“While we’d say we are in a happy and successful marriage, we were blown away at how Praying the Scriptures for Your Marriage gave us an opportunity to grow individually and as a couple. It prompted questions we needed to ask ourselves and each other so we can go even deeper with God and in our relationship together. Whether your marriage is thriving or stuck in a rut, you need to read this book! And even better, this book is more than a onetime read. Using these questions and prayers as an annual marriage “refresher” is a great plan—especially as your marriage season changes. Alexa and Carlos PenaVega Too many husbands and wives today are failing at their most important vocation—marriage. The research tells us that couples who pray together are not only much more likely to steer clear of divorce court but also to be happily married (most of the time). Jodie Berndt’s breathtakingly honest, wise, and funny Praying the Scriptures for Your Marriage shows couples how to pray well for each other and how to find a spiritually grounded intimacy that sustains them amidst the challenges of contemporary life. Highly recommended to anyone wishing to forge a strong and stable marriage.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“A powerful and provocative book. John Cuddeback is a latter day Wendell Berry. He makes a convincing case that embracing an authentically domestic life—from home-cooked meals to Saturday morning family chores, from family games to caring for older parents—is the best path to living a good and happy life.”
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