Two Hearts Praying as One
Dennis and Barbara Rainey, founders of FamilyLife, help couples establish the important daily habit of praying together, offering personal stories and answering questions about the dynamics of prayer. Daily entries -- including a short devotion, questions for reflection, and a prayer -- take husband and wife through topics related to prayer, spiritual growth, and key marital issues. aSweetheart, letas pray.a In the press of daily living, preserving a private moment to pray with and for your life-partner can be tough. Yet joining hearts before God is the single most transforming, intimate experience in marriageaa simple act that will fill your life, your relationship, and your home with wondrous love. A time to listen, a time to touch, a time to connect with what mattersab Dennis and Barbara Rainey tell how a decision to pray together daily strengthened their understanding of one another, reduced conflict, and knit their hearts together in a deep, spiritual bond. Their thirty days of reflections can do the same for your relationshipastarting today! From the Hardcover edition.When Barbaraa#39;s Saturday morninghoney-do list has items like astop the clunking sound in the dryera or afix the drip in the shower nozzle, a Ia#39;d rather go hunting! But when contraptions are squeaking, squawking, and sticking, I can usuallyrelyon one handytool tosave the dayathe ... As onewife put it, aHow canyou remain angry at someone who ispraying blessings overyou daily and asking forgiveness foranbsp;...
| Title | : | Two Hearts Praying as One |
| Author | : | Dennis Rainey, Barbara Rainey |
| Publisher | : | Multnomah Books - 2009-05-20 |
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