Book description
More couples than I can number have been surprised that their marriage needs the regular rescue of grace. And because they did not take their Bible seriously they were caught short in that moment when the rubber meets the road in daily live, where grace was their only hope...
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Why read it?
1 author picked What Did You Expect? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
My wife and I have been fans of Paul David Tripp for years. We have listened to many of his sermons, conference messages, and read his books on parenting.
I am currently listening to one of his books on pastoring. Years ago, our church put on a marriage conference using his conference material on What Did You Expect?. We purchased numerous copies of the book for couples in our church and still make it available.
The book approaches marriage with the foundational points that it consists of two sinful, selfish people. With that understanding there can be growth and…
From Scott's list on Christian marriage (from the author of a best-selling Christian marriage book).
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