God Is In The Small Stuff for Your Marriage

by Bruce Bickel, Stan Jantz

Does God care about the details of your marriage—the good, bad, and ugly of your relationship? Absolutely! God Is in the Small Stuff for Your Marriage proves it. Part of a series of books that sold in excess of one million copies, this encouraging marriage manual is one book in a four-title “Small Stuff” paperback rerelease. In their lighthearted yet thought-provoking style, Bruce & Stan remind readers that God wants to be involved in every aspect of their marriage—from communication and conflict to flirtation and fun. God Is in the Small Stuff for Your Marriage promises encouragement and challenge to readers at all levels of spiritual growth.

Genres: Christian Living, Marriage

256 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2000

Reviews

[Kathleen · Rating 2 out of 5]

Another 'clean out the bookshelf' find. Each of the 52 chapters is a short quick read with a quote, a brief narrative and some tips. Nice to have a quick snippet before bed. Like any 'self help' there are a few good nuggets of wisdom, but about halfway through I started raising an eye a bit. I'm not what one would consider a feminist or anything, but after a few "women want to shop" and "men want to play golf" comments I was getting a bit jaded. Sure, I recognize there is perhaps some truth to that - but still doesn't work for me. Some decent advice, but many books are done better.

[Jamie Leeper · Rating 5 out of 5]

Don't put God in only the big things of your marriage. Put God in even the small stuff.This book has chapters on love and romance... communication... spiritual growth...personal growth... work... family... recreation.. husbands only... wives only and more! Learn how to put each aspect of your marriage in a wonderful order! I loved this book! Good for women and men or couples to read together!

[Melissa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Humorous yet truthful. Chapters are short, sweet, and to the point. Will definitely re-read in the near future as well as share with my husband.

[Natalie Rae Denton · Rating 4 out of 5]

A must read before you tie the knot (noose/chain)