I have been trying to figure out ways to better my marriage and get off of the roller coaster ride. The ideas presented gives me a great outline on how to be successful as a child of God, Wife and mother.

Very helpful in learning what is healthy in a relationship and what is not. Additionally helpful in practically learning to place boundaries on oneself to remain in a healthy place. Living in freedom is worth the work.

This book was good. Interesting, well taken advice from a biblical perspective. In retrospect, I think I would have liked a hard copy of this book since I am the type a person that likes to highlight and mark books like these to use for future reference. I am sure I will listen to it again.

While the info in this book was good and helped me help others, something just made it hard to listen to. Not sure if it was the reader or the way the book was written. Worth reading, but was just hard to keep reading.

If nothing more, this books serves as a great reminder to take self-accountability for your role in a relationship. I picked up a few new ideas. I appreciated the nexus to Christian spirituality.

Personally, I find it repulsive when the reader changes the inflection in his/her voice when quoting a character. It drives me nuts. Just read the book. Stop trying to entertain me with unnecessary drama.

A book I have gone to several times and will continue to refresh myself with in the future for a healthy marriage.

I highly recommend it for anyone in a relationship. This book has helped me view my marriage in a different way.

I really love listening to it. I will try to apply to my marriage .

the content of this book was highly educational and invaluable. I highly recommend this book to anyone who's looking to learn more about the boundaries of marriage. The only comment I would have is the quality of audio. I understand the difficulties of recording , however having inconsistent audio quality can be disrupting the flow of any book.

These guys are spot on. Huge amounts of Biblical wisdom here. I hope I can learn better now to work on me and not her.