Becoming Your Spouse's Better Half

Why Differences Make a Marriage Great

By: Rick Johnson

Narrated by: Rick Johnson

It's no secret that men and women are different. And it's no secret that they don't always get along because of these differences, even when they love each other. But having a successful marriage is not about finding the perfect person to marry. It's about loving someone in an unselfish, Christlike manner.

Whatever we want out of marriage - unconditional love, forgiveness, passion - that is what we have to give to our spouses. Rick Johnson shows couples how to go beyond merely tolerating each other's differences to using those God-given differences to add spice and passion to their relationships.

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Very helpful

He made very good points and understands couples well. And he was pleasant to listen to.

Simple yet Valuable truths!

I have listened to this book many times because I have found great points that apply at different times. I highly recommend that all spouses learn these simple yet valuable truths about human behavior.

interesting perspective

i want to say thank you to the author for allowing me to understand my future husband better and for going deep on the issues that my fiance and I have been having. We have both read the book, and loved it. i have to admit though that Chapter 6 was diissapointing to me. A lot of unnecessary description of the woman body and symptoms. A little ( to get the point ), would have been enough. At some point I felt as if the men got a more understanding explanation for their actions that what we received. In general great reading and definitely a good conversation to have with your spouse or future one.

great help

this book may have saved my marriage. very insightful. the four hours went very quickly.

Mood and mode .. hit the nail on the head

Very informative and on point. Explinations and narrative was very clear. The content was engaging and interesting and gave a clear understanding of what and why men and women do what they do as far as relationships. I can definitly relate.