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Having a brood has changed the mood… As one of the biggest parenting stars on social media, mother-of-three Louise Boyce knows a thing or two about navigating the craziness of family life. Now Louise shares her expertise in Mama Still Got It, a hurtling gallop through the ‘real’ parenting...

Why do some women get the attention of all the great guys, while others end up alone...or with "little boys" who can't commit and aren't emotionally available? If you're looking to attract the right man, keep him around as long as you want, and put an end to bad relationships, this audiobook is for you.

Lasting marriages are built one defining moment at a time. Ultimately, these are invitations from God to consider our direction and pursue transformation. With 37 years of marriage and thirty-three years of pastoring under his belt, Dave Harvey has identified those life-defining moments of a post-newlywed marriage. He wants to help couples recognize them in their own relationships so that they can take a proactive, godly approach to resolving conflicts, holding one another up as change inevitably happens, and ensuring that their marriage survives and thrives.

Love and marriage are two of the greatest gifts life has to offer, yet too many marriages fail because couples don't fully understand the five stages of relationships. Because most of us have had hurtful experiences in past relationships, often going back to childhood, we develop an inaccurate love map that causes us to get off track when the stresses of life increase.

In Married and Still Loving It, renowned relationship expert Gary Chapman and Harold Myra, longtime CEO of Christianity Today International, offer wise counsel and practical insight on making your marriage thrive. Real couples share honestly about their joys and struggles, including Jerry and Dianna Jenkins and Ken and Joni Eareckson Tada, who talk movingly about their marital journeys.

You love each other—but feel painfully far apart. Whether you're stuck in conflict or simply drifting into silence, the pain of disconnection is real—and so is the hope of healing. The Passion Paradox: When You Feel Miles Apart and Still Love Each Other is a hands-on workbook for couples (or individuals in relationships) who want to rebuild emotional closeness, restore intimacy, and rekindle passion—or heal by splitting up if you need to.

From Hollywood to New York to Alabama and everywhere in between, Beth Albright and Ted Ishler have lived all over the US pursuing their TV, acting, and writing dreams. Married 35 years and moving 35 times, the crazy stories of their life together will keep you laughing as they try to figure out: How Are We Still Married?

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to We're Still Here and learn about the incredible love story of Marge and Orel and the power of long-lasting love.

As children, we learn that trying to put a square object in a round hole of the same size will never work. A piece of wrong shape and description just will not fit together, even if we try to force it. When we pause, and analyze what works, what does not work, and why, we begin to assemble the piece in perfect harmony. Anticipating that the same can be applied to human relationships, John sets out to track down and understand the secrets formula that only a few couples experience in life and reveals it within.

Mantener viva el fuego del amor es una tarea que debe hacerse día a día. Al principio de una relación es común que ambas partes de la pareja se dediquen a sorprenderse mutuamente con detalles románticos. Muchas parejas esperan que haya un día especial como San Valentín o la fecha de aniversario para sorprender al otro, no obstante, el romanticismo no tiene fecha y todos los días debe ser celebrado pues no hay nada más especial que mantener vivo el amor como si se tratara del primer día de la relación; esto sin duda garantiza que sean una pareja más feliz.

Over the years, I’ve realized there is no manual for the marriage I was looking for. There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all blueprint or easy relationship. No matter what, you have to put in the work, dedication, communication, forgiveness, patience, and forgiveness again, commitment, yup and forgiveness yet again. And you have to do all of that while standing on faith and putting God first.