Synopsis: Do you know how to listen to your spouse? How can you enhance your marriage with your words? In this inductive Bible study guide, Dan B. Allender and Tremper Longman III provide six study sessions designed for individuals, couples, or groups to help build healthy and happy marriages. The guide explores differences that may hinder communication and offers strategies to strengthen your relationship. It encourages deeper communion with God and each other, guiding couples to honor God’s ideal for marriage. As you study Scripture together, you will discover renewed strength and intimacy in your partnership.

Synopsis: In this insightful work, Dr. Craig Glickman explores the wonders of the Song of Solomon, making its themes accessible to readers. His scholarship is supported by three special appendices and interpretive notes that enhance understanding. The book features a fresh translation of the Song, presented for the first time.

Synopsis: "First Comes Love" is a comprehensive guide for young members of the Church on dating and courtship. Written by Drs. Brinley and Ogletree, this book offers insights on preparing for marriage, maintaining an eternal perspective, becoming the right person, planning to marry in the temple, understanding intimacy in marriage, managing finances, and addressing marital differences. It serves as a valuable resource for couples who are seriously dating or engaged, helping them navigate the blessings and challenges of marriage.

Synopsis: In this edition of The Five Love Languages, Gary Chapman addresses men and the relationship challenges they encounter. He provides insights on expressing feelings, understanding their wives' responses, and enhancing intimacy. Each chapter includes ten practical ideas for demonstrating love in various ways, along with a quiz to help identify your wife's love language.

Synopsis: Writing helps you remember concepts, prompt actions, and reflect on life. The Five Love Languages Journal allows you to track your thoughts, feelings, progress, and your partner's emotional needs. Each section corresponds to chapters from Dr. Gary Chapman's classic book, featuring a quote for reflection, thought-provoking questions, and relevant Scripture verses. There are spaces for personal reflections and experiences with love. Use the journal to enhance communication or for personal reflection. Its duotone faux leather design appeals to all, and a satin ribbon is included for easy navigation.

Synopsis: Falling in love is easy, but staying in love can be challenging. How can you keep your relationship fresh amidst the demands and conflicts of everyday life? In *The 5 Love Languages*, Dr. Gary Chapman reveals a proven approach to showing and receiving love that can help you experience deeper intimacy with your partner. This updated edition addresses the complexities of modern relationships, offering relevant insights and actionable wisdom to enhance your connection.

Synopsis: This book explores God's guidance on love, marriage, sex, and romance, offering insights and principles for building healthy, fulfilling relationships. It emphasizes the importance of faith and spirituality in navigating these aspects of life.

Synopsis: What is marriage for? Dan B. Allender and Tremper Longman III provide an inductive Bible study guide aimed at helping couples build healthy and happy marriages. This guide includes six study sessions for individuals, couples, or groups that explore the "leave, weave, cleave" imagery: leaving parents, weaving a life together, and cleaving to each other. The study encourages deeper communion with God and with one another, guiding couples to honor the image of God in each other and strive toward His ideal for marriage. Through scripture exploration, couples can strengthen their bond and deepen their intimacy.

Synopsis: Married people experience love most strongly through five love languages: quality time, words of encouragement, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. This book explores each love language and how they can enhance relationships, offering insights and practical advice for deepening emotional connections.

Synopsis: In "Marriage, a History," historian Stephanie Coontz explores the evolution of marriage from ancient Babylon to the Victorian era. She examines how the concept of marrying for love is a recent development, arguing that its rise in the nineteenth century transformed marriage from a societal institution to a personal relationship. Coontz offers an insightful and engaging perspective on the complexities of marriage throughout history.