How to Be Happy Though Married
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How to Be Happy Though Married
Narrated by:
Wayne Shepherd
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Narrated by:
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Wayne Shepherd
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By:
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Tim LaHaye
About this listen
Since God created man and woman to complement each other, and because marriage was God's idea, turn to his Word, the Bible, for the best advice to develop physical, mental, and spiritual harmony in marriage.
Originally published in 1968, this recently updated classic enables nearlyweds, newlyweds, and those who have been married for years to explore marriage from the honeymoon through children, to discover six keys to marital happiness - maturity, submission, love, communication, prayer, and Christ - and to use these keys to unlock the happiness that God meant marriage to have.
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