A wife has one driving need - to feel loved. When that need is met, she is happy. A husband has one driving need - to feel respected. When that need is met, he is happy.

When either of these needs isn't met, things get crazy. Love and Respect reveals why spouses react negatively to each other, and how they can deal with such conflict quickly, easily, and biblically.

What do you want for your marriage? Want some peace? Want to feel close? Want to feel valued? Want to experience marriage the way God intended? Then why not try some Love and Respect?

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c 2004 Integrity Publishers

What would happen within our churches and homes if we took seriously Jesus's instructions to foster authentic, caring relationships? This series explores the powerful possibilities of lives lived according to the radical "one anothers" of the New Testament. Included are these topics:

*How to Love Those Who are Different (Romans 15:7)
*How to Resolve Conflict in Relationships (Romans 12:16)
*How to Restore Others After Moral Failure (Galatians 6:2)
*How to Deal with Difficult People in Your Life (Ephesians 4:2)
*How to Build Friendships that Last a Lifetime(Romans 12:10)

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Do you and your loved ones sometimes seem poles apart? Do you long for greater affection in your most important relationships? And do you wish you could communicate in a way that's both loving and effective?

In The Two Sides of Love, best-selling authors Gary Smalley and John Trent explain how to find a healthy balance between the protective, consistent, "hard side" love and the tender, understanding, "soft side" of love. By examining the four basic personality types, you'll learn how to best demonstrate both sides of love in all your relationships - with your spouse, children, and friends.

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c 1990 Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.

Are you a perfectionist? According to a spot survey conducted by Dr. David Stoop, 84% are perfectionists at least in some major area of life - and the other 16% have to live with someone who is!
Perfectionism is a positive quality in character development, but it nearly always renders negative consequences. An obsession with perfectionism, for instance, can lead to anxiety, self-depreciation, discouragement, and a compulsive emphasis on the externals of life.
Dr. Stoop looks at the causes of perfectionism along with the results of this behavior and then suggests a variety of practical approaches to correct this behavior and create more of a balance in your life.

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c 1987 by David Stoop
Oliver Nelson, a Division of Thomas Nelson Publishers