The Husband Project and Giveaway!

I have completed reading The Husband Project: 21 Days of Loving Your Man--on Purpose and with a Plan by Kathi Lipp.  It is a fantastic book!  It challenges wives to take time each day to show love toward their husband such as wearing something nice for him, cooking his favorite meal, or watching a movie he enjoys.  Going through this project has reminded me how to show my husband love and that it's important to take time for him.

 

I have had the privilege of helping Kathi with her blog for an online book club.  Right now she is giving away 5 copies of her book and DVD.  If you have not read this book or participated in the book club, here is your chance to win a free copy!  To win: visit her blog, do the last project (watch a guy movie with your husband) and leave a comment about which movie or kind of movie you will watch.  To enter the drawing, go to the book club website here. You can also purchase the book from Amazon or from the club's website.

May your marriage be blessed through The Husband Project!

Rocking the Roles

We bought the book Rocking the Roles by Robert Lewis and William Hendricks at a Weekend to Remember marriage conference. It was one of the marriage books recommended. 

Unlike many marital role books, Lewis and Hendricks differentiate the difference between traditional marriage and Biblical marriage and examine how men and women are naturally different. Anyone who has been in a relationship with someone of the opposite sex knows men and women are different. Yet many in our modern society lean toward everything being equal and leave no room for males and females to be different. Rocking the Roles explores the Biblical core roles of husbands and wives. For example the husband’s core role is to be a Servant Leader and a wife’s core role is to be a Helper Lover. 

The authors break down how to fulfill marital roles the godly way not the traditional way that many are raised to believe. They explain how to be a Servant Leader and what it means to be a Helper Lover. The best thing about learning your role is that the “core” roles do not limit choices. Rather they help prioritize your time, energy, and commitments. If you are looking to strengthen your marriage, I recommend this book.