Called 2 Love Devotions For Couples
$16.99
Whether you’ve been married a few months or a few years, it’s likely that your level of intimacy could be better. You know the problems stem from the ways you relate. But how can you change?
Called 2 Love Devotions for Couples will help you give and receive love in a whole new way. Through the proven principles in this devotional, you’ll find fresh strength and new inspiration to meet your spouse’s relational needs. David and Teresa Ferguson, cofounders of Intimate Life Ministries, are seasoned counselors who can guide you toward better relational health. You can–and you will–improve your marriage and grow spiritually as a couple.
Whether your marriage is shaky or solid, this devotional will give you health, hope, and healing for your relationship. Discover true spiritual and marital intimacy through the practical and biblical principles found in this popular couples’ devotional.
(Previously published as Never Alone Devotions for Couples and The One Year Devotions for Couples.)
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781496442819
ISBN10: 1496442814
David Ferguson | Teresa Ferguson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2019
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
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