Marriage

It's a mixed bag

Certainly there were some good things to ponder. But it is beyond my comprehension why the authors would end the book with the " real life soul mates" testimony that they chose. At the beginning of #52, it was made very clear that spiritual intimacy and growth with your spouse is what makes for a quality marriage, yet the testimony of the "real life soul mates" chosen stated devotions weren't really that important to them, only respecting one another's spiritual privacy. Hmm

Devotional book based off of a lot of the Parrotts' pervious writings

This remains our favorite couples' devotional to date. The questions at the end of each lesson are particularly helpful.