Harville Hendrix
Biography
Harville Hendrix co-wrote How to Talk with Anyone about Anything with Helen LaKelly Hunt.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Using a psychological lens to refract the complexities and conflicts of the soul, Miller and Cook offer a Christian perspective as a resource to provide awareness, insight, and guidance for anyone seeking to integrate their painful and conflicting thoughts and feelings and achieve internal harmony. This is a worthy challenge and theirs is a remarkable achievement. We highly recommend this book to anyone seeking inner peace and joy, and that is a lot of people!”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Love is often expressed sentimentally and romantically. In Fierce Love, Susan Scott offers a pungent vision of love as a real conversation between two authentic people with no topic off the table. After identifying the myths of love, she offers a model, and a list of the conversations authentic lovers should have. Bereft of romanticism and filled with directness, this book will help any couple live their relationship in a different way. We recommend it to all couples who want to move from good to great.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Love is often expressed sentimentally and romantically. In Fierce Love, Susan Scott offers a pungent vision of love as a real conversation between two authentic people with no topic off the table. After identifying the myths of love, she offers a model, and a list of the conversations authentic lovers should have. Bereft of romanticism and filled with directness, this book will help any couple live their relationship in a different way. We recommend it to all couples who want to move from good to great.”
Reflections from the Marriage Table
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Reflections from the Marriage Table is a beautiful testament to the Holy Spirit in marriage. Through the vulnerable sharing of their story, Ron and Lori invite us to be an active participant in God's purpose to grow and become all God wants us to be by respecting each other's differences, and creating a safe and sacred space. A must-read for couples who want to live out God's design for marriage.”
“Curt Thompson critiques shame as an elusive phenomenon, hiding in the shadows. In The Soul of Shame, using a theological lens, he drives shame into the light by framing it as a ubiquitous and intrusive force that creates chaos in the mind, isolation in relationships and suffering in the soul. Since shame is relational, he locates healing in nurturing communities rather than the isolated self. Everyone will be enlightened by this illuminating analysis, entranced by the elegant language and filled with hope by the availability of communal healing.”
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