The House That Love Built

The House that Love Built: a Guide for Married Couples is a bible-based guidebook for Christian couples who want to have the marriage that God intended for them. The book's hardcore message is about love. The book defines what love is, what love is not, and how to show love. The book explains and analyzes the various aspects of love found in I Corinthians 13:4-7. The book includes other bible scriptures that provide examples of love at work. The book deals with tough topics and routine issues that couples face everyday. There are also scriptures for couples to read together and on their own. The book is written in a conversational tone and brings to light issues that we all face at one point or another. This guidebook delves into difficult subjects like adultery, opposite sex friendships, and sex. Biblical truths are spelled out for better or for worse. In addition, the book talks about the wonderful gift that sex is to a married couple. You will never look at sex the same way again. The House that Love Built includes daily reading and assignments for couples to do during the transition period. This book will help you to have a better relationship with your children, family and friends, as well, once you begin to act in love. The book aims to integrate God into the very fabric of the marriage. God can heal your marriage. Good marriages can become great marriages. All things are possible for your life with God at the center. Your marriage is not dead; it is just sleeping. Finally, I ask that you share this book with other married couples. Share the beauty of God's love with those that need it. Monique Waddell is the author of The House that Love Built: A Guide for Married Couples. She was inspired to write this book after a flurry of divorces among her friends and acquaintances. When her other friends started to come to her for advice, she knew she had to turn to the only place to find the answers-God's word, the Bible. Monique has been happily married for 18 years to Mark Waddell and has two beautiful teenagers. To support her writing career Monique has worked as a Public Affairs Specialist, newsletter editor, office manager, and Realtor. Currently, Monique is editing her novel "Covet," a story about two sisters that only God can reunite. She is also writing her newest project, a Christian horror novel called "Trading Terror." For more information about Monique Waddell, visit her website at www.moniquewaddell.com