How to Fight for Your Marriage Without Fighting with One Another: Using a 2-Step Process

by Raymond Force

When husbands and wives feel a fight coming on, both have a unique way of making battle preparations. While the man loads his cannons of logic, facts, and reason, the woman looks to her emotions as a means of defense. It is not too long before both are involved in a battle that has raged throughout the ages between many a husband and wife. It is a battle that has produced few, if any, victors yet many casualties.

In How to Fight for Your Marriage Without Fighting with One Another, Dr. Raymond Force teaches couples a Biblical, yet refreshing approach to fighting for their marriage. - Using a 2-step process, Dr. Force encourages couples to lay down swords of negativity and wield swords that are not only Biblical in nature, but far more effective.

In How to Fight for Your Marriage Without Fighting with One Another, you will

**The top mistake men make in a fight

**Why it is vital to open the spirit of your spouse before trying to reach their mind

**How good relationships go bad

**A refreshing approach to solving marriage issues

**A simplified approach to restoring trust in a marriage

**How to find happiness despite the behavior of your spouse

**How to embrace the differences between you and your spouse

**How to love an unlikeable spouse

**How to move forward in a marriage despite your despondent feelings

**How to restore a feeling of safety in a marriage

172 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 7, 2014

Reviews

[Ben · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read even for good marriages

In searching for ways to be a more Godly husband I came across this book. I think this is a great read for couples even if they feel they have a great marriage and for those of us that know we have room for improvement there are many great points at serving our spouse in a more Godly manner. I know that this is a book I will revisit from time to time.

[Amanda Kijewski · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great key points

This book is good for both husbands and wives to read. I love that Raymond Force used examples from his own marriage to help give the reader a better perspective.

[Randy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read

In regards to marriage, this book should definitely be in your library. Very candid and straightforward. A great resource for counselors.

[Gabby · Rating 1 out of 5]

I found this book theologically questionable, Law-driven, devoid of Gospel, poorly written, and sexist. Rampant proof-texting, typos and misspellings, and infuriating views on women.