Couples Who Pray

While not a deeply thought provoking book, it did highlight some great points and was very encouraging.

Authors Rushnell and DuArt have developed a 40 Day Prayer Challenge.  The basic idea is that married couples spend at least five minutes a day praying together for 40 days, and see if that doesn’t change their marriage for the better.

Of course it will.

Drawing on the stories of several prominent public couples, such as Denzel and Pauletta Washington, Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford, Donna Summers and Bruce Sudano, and Gavin and Patti MacLeod, Couples Who Pray is a treasure of encouragement.

Although it is encouraging, it isn’t all that deep.  It has some great points, but lacks a solid biblical foundation.  They quote several passages from God’s Word throughout the pages, but they seem to be almost afterthoughts, and not basic premises.  And the chapter where they talk about generosity, giving and tithing is poorly defined.

While there were some great points made in this book, I feel as if there are several other books out there that do a far better job of establishing prayer as the basis for any marriage.

That said, I’m still glad I read it.

If you are interested in reading Couples Who Pray, you can purchase it at Amazon.com.

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