"Most of the time we do not read together. Use a system of marking in the margins, such as.Have a regular time to read aloud together - taking turns reading to one another - and sharing thoughts as you change readers.
Suggestions for couples reading books together: Love Life for Every Married Couple, Ed Wheat.Strike the Original Match, by Chuck Swindoll.Week # 14 - The home and family: God's place for ministry.Week # 12 - Keeping the Romance Alive (Part 2) Outline of Romantic Lovers (pdf).Week # 11 - One Flesh? (blush) - Romance and Intimacy (Part 1) (pdf).Week # 10 - Anger meets Confession and Forgiveness.Week # 9 - How conflict works for a relationship.Week # 8 - Who's really in charge: Headship and Submission (pdf).Week # 7 - What I need and what I expect! (pdf).Week # 6 - Servanthood - the art of ministering to one another.Week # 5 - Love Talk - Let's Communicate! (pdf).(pdf) Chapman's Five Kinds of Loving Quiz Week # 3 - "Knowing" each another in more than a "biblical" sense.Week # 2 - Why all marriages have problems: the fall and its effects.Week # 1 - Marriage as God intended it: The Marriage Triangle.Topics: Introduction - Marriage Books List
We surveyed various Bible Passages related to Marriage and discuss a variety of topics related to Married life including: the Marriage Triangle, five ways of loving, knowing one another, differences, Love Talk and communication skills, needs and expectations, stress and change, anger, conflict, encouraging, honoring and serving one another, headship and submission, romance and intimacy, confession and forgiveness, children, and the home as a place of ministry. These materials were put together during an adult Sunday School class on Marriage at Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church, Lake Stevens, Wa., in the fall of 2000. Eldrbarry's Class: What does the Bible say about BEING married? What does the Bible say about BEING Married?
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