Marriage Takes More Than Love

The difference between smooth sailing and shipwrecks in marriage lies in what couples do about rough weather. a strong marriage is built by making good choices. in a his-and-hers style, carol and jack mayhall show you how to make the kind of choices in marriage that look out for the best interests of all three parties involved: you, your spouse, and god. from the back cover what does it take to make a marriage work? marriage takes more than love. it sounds straightforward and simple. but what more exactly do you need? in marriage takes more than love, jack and carole mayhall share a multitude of things they’ve found that are vital to a good marriage-a solid foundation in god, open and honest communication, a clear definition of roles and responsibilities, exciting sex, and more. the difference between smooth sailing and shipwrecks in marriage lies in what couples do about rough weather. all marriages have strengths and weaknesses. all marriages are either dynamic or deteriorating. the husband-wife combo must either progress or perish. a strong marriage is built by making good choices. in a his-and-hers style, the mayhalls show readers how to make the kind of choices in marriage that look out for the best interests of all three parties involved-you, your spouse, and god. jack and carole mayhall work with the navigators in colorado springs, colorado. both jack and carole speak frequently at conferences and seminars around the country. carole is the author of words that hurt, words that heal and when god whispers (both navpress). this book is based on a marriage seminar that the mayhalls have presented worldwide.