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January 24, 2011

Marriage that Works

Woody Allen has said that there are three rings involves in a marriage; an engagement ring, a wedding ring and the suffering! Marriage is, it seems, an institution under threat. While this may be the case, it is still one of God best ideas and greatest gifts. Here we explore the uncommon wisdom of Proverbs as to how we build marriages that work. Listen in here: Download Marriage that Works Or read the manuscript here: Download Marriage Manuscript Final

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N. T. Wright: Surprised by Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection, and the Mission of the Church
Gold! This book is full of wonderful, life-affirming truth that is at the heart of the gospel; that God has a plan for the future of our world that is full of hope and promise. I read it slowly and prayerfully and loved every moment.
Dallas Willard: The Spirit of the Disciplines - Reissue : Understanding How God Changes Lives
An absolute classic. Argues persuasively and pastorally for the necessity of a disciplined inward life on the road to spritual wholeness. This book changed my life.
Tim Winton: Cloudstreet
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Donald Miller: Blue Like Jazz
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Mike Yaconelli: Messy Spirituality : Christianity for the Rest of Us
If you ever thought that the spiritual life was only for those with super-human levels of discipline, patience and self-control, then read this book. As the title suggests, real spirituality is lived out in the messy ordinariness of our everyday lives. Life-giving in every way.