FamilyLife Improving Communication in Your Marriage – 6 Week Couples Bible Study to Promote Healthy Communication – Relationship Workbooks for Couples for a Lasting Impact on Marriages

FamilyLife Improving Communication in Your Marriage: Communication is the number one issue crippling a couple’s relationship. It has the power to make or break a marriage. And after the strong romantic feelings from dating and the honeymoon fade away, it doesn’t take long for communication problems to reveal themselves. Join your spouse and a small group of friends for the Improving Communication in Your Marriage six-week couples communication study to discover what it looks like to improve your conversations, incorporate encouraging non-verbal communication, and strengthen your marriage. With relationship exercises, tips, and Biblical teaching, our couple workbook teaches key skills to help you identify and overcome communication barriers and begin building healthy relationships. These Christian workbooks on improving communication in marriage cover the following topics: Understanding the Barriers to Communication, Making Your Relationship a Priority, Communication 101, Closing the Loop in Conflict, Communicating Through the Trials of Life, and Achieving Spiritual Intimacy. In an experience that goes beyond simply reading Christian marriage books for couples with your spouse, these Christian small group studies will help you build a stable, mutually uplifting relationship. Whether newlyweds, empty nesters, or somewhere in between, the Improving Communication in Your Marriage communication workbook for couples can make a lasting impact on marriages in your church and community. — About Us: At FamilyLife, we create content and experiences to help families pursue what matters most and grow more fulfilling connections with God, each other, and their communities. We understand there is a gap between the intention we have for our families and what we actually experience in life. Instead, we believe God made us live in perfect community with Him and each other, and his word offers insight for us to bridge that gap.