So you think you are married ...ten tips on how to live like it.
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My challenge to each couple reading this book is that you be intolerant of the world’s view that the only way you can have peace and harmony in your marriage is to work on the faults of each other. In my years of marriage and years in my counseling ministry, I have learned that the focusing on the fault of a mate only produces a fault focused existence. The Scriptures teach us that the things we spend our time thinking about will impact the kind of person we are. Proverbs 23:7 reads “As a man thinks so he is.” In the marriage relationship if we are fault focused we will certainly be fault intensive.
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About the Book
The number one response from couples who are working through the ten tips is that their prayer life has been transformed. This book is an exciting tool to assist couples in developing unity in their marriage. Working through the tips and developing unity produces peace, balance, and laughter. This book is to be used by couples, small groups, individuals, pastors and counselors. It provides practical insights for relationship success based on years of working with couples. Each lesson ends with assignments that will help the reader apply the tips provided in the lesson. The material is presented in a concise straight forward method that allows the reader to get right to the point of the lesson. The presentation style allows the book to be used effectively for seminars and classes. It is designed with a workbook style to be fun and challenging. If you are serious about enhancing and protecting your marriage, while at the same time growing deeper in love with your spouse, than this is the book to read.
About the Author
About the Author Michael K. Lea, PhD is the Congregational Care Pastor at Chesapeake Church in Huntingtown, MD, where he oversees the care ministries. His ministry experience includes children’s ministry, youth ministry, and counseling ministry. He is a licensed counselor in Maryland and a Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor with the National Christian Counselor Association (NCCA). He is the author of Counseling Youth used as a training course with the NCCA. Dr. Lea is a national speaker on temperament, youth and marriages. As an ordained minister he assists with weddings, grief and funeral services, and also provides individual counseling. With his wife he provides pre-marriage and marriage mentoring to couples. Dr. Lea enjoys studying and home improvement in his spare time when he is not hanging out with his grandchildren.