Romance That Lasts a Lifetime

By: Zig Ziglar

Narrated by: Zig Ziglar

Zig Ziglar recognizes the importance of building a relationship that can stand the test of time and the pressures from society to become a strong, firm foundation for the entire family. In The New Courtship After Marriage, Zig teaches couples how a warm, loving, respectful commitment can stay and even grow stronger throughout the years. Zig and his beautiful wife Jean ("the redhead" as he affectionately calls her) have been married for more than 50 years. In this audiobook, Zig shares his personal experience, the ups and downs that he has encountered in his own marriage, and how these experiences have strengthened his marriage beyond what even he dreamed possible.

©2011 Zig Ziglar (P)2011 Mission Audio

Sound advice we may have forgotten

What did you love best about Romance That Lasts a Lifetime?

A practical reminder of the commitment we made in marriage and how to keep those vows and our loved one top of the list.

10/10 Must Read!!

I love this book! every time I listen to it I learn new tools. I also feel inspired and grateful. I believe every married couple young or old will benefit from this heartfelt perspective.

Common Sense Help

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

A great book of advice for couples of any age filled with common sense activities that helps you show the love you have for that person you have chosen.

Love is a Choice

I once thought marriage was about my mate making me happy. if she got upset, I took that to mean I wasn't valuable, and therefore became unhappy..I got my identity from her. I've learned that marriage is designed to make us bend to God's will and not mine. I've learned that being anchored in Christ and remembering that "we wrestle not against flesh and blood" causes me to get my value from God's value of me, not the ups and downs of life/ marriage....This book if taken seriously, can change a difficult situation.. Other tools to create a great marriage out of a difficult one are, "Marriage is Designed to Make Us Holy, not Happy"....The 5 Love languages. The 5 Languages of Apology. And Mr. Eggerichs material....Plus having a regular prayer life with a family first mentality. Another thought process I've learned is, Romans 8.28. A great book to line up with that is by Ryan Holliday, The Obstacle Becomes the Way.