Highly reviewed relationships books

This revised and extended translation of the seminal reflection on Pope John Paul II’s Love and Responsibility by Edward Sri includes a new introduction, new chapters for single persons and engaged couples, and the stories of people whose lives have been changed by the profound teaching on relationships of Pope John Paul II. Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) wrote Love and Responsibility in 1960, unveiling a fully developed marital philosophy in which total integration can only be accomplished by prioritizing the well-being and self-realization of each other. His study of human love’s actual nature is life-changing and pragmatic, throwing light on couples issues. Edward Sri unpacks the contents of this wonderful work in Men, Women and the Mysteries of Love, making it available to every reader.

#1 New York Times bestselling writer Dr. Les Parrott writes a realistic plan to embrace love for family, colleagues, colleagues, and even strangers in this inspirational, utterly pragmatic new novel. Dr. Parrott picks up the new findings from psychology and anthropology in his trademark-open fashion and combines them with Christian instruction to show five transforming ways to respond to people embodied by Christ himself: being conscious, accessible, compassionate, confident, and self-giving.

Everyone has friends or family member who suffered from depression, or losing a relative.
Too often, one can’t find the right words and struggle as well. Without any help from others, they usually suffer in silence. Speaking from the uncommon viewpoint of someone who seeks professional assistance on a regular basis, Dave Furman offers insight into the resources, motivation, and knowledge people need to help others. Furman draws on his own personal experiences, biblical stories, and wisdom to discuss the hearts and missions of those called to serve others.

The human heart has an infinite capacity to care and love. But it’s sadly connected to a capacity to easily experience pain. It’s hard to overcome this kind of suffering. So in the face of this, it may feel much more difficult to continue to love. Sharing his own personal pain tale, pastor and bestselling New York Times writer Jentezen Franklin teaches us how to seek the energy, and courage to set away the hurt, treat people as God sees them, and reach out in compassion. He addresses various forms of emotional frustration and pulse through biblical and modern-day narratives, and asks questions like Why should I trust again? The same walls that block us from finding light, experiencing redemption, and love are the walls that we build around our hearts to cut ourselves off from suffering. In this book are the tools that you need to break down this walls, work through your pain, fix broken relationships, and continue to experience love like you were never hurt.

Donald Miller thought he had enough after decades of broken relationships and excruciating drama. He tryiied to connect with people by impressing them but without success. He has been creating a life of social solitude, but at the same time fantasming of real relationships. He made a hard decision at the age of forty: to be himself, no matter the cost. His story tells us how he finally managed to build a balanced mindset, a stable family, and a rewarding career. On top of that, Scary Close is smart, funny, true, meaningful.

God does not provide a divine discipline system in the Bible, but He includes values that will encourage any faithful parent to incorporate His presence into their home life. The Lifegiving Parent will supply you with the knowledge and encouragement you need to give your kids far more than just a healthy Christian life.

There is one thing standing between you and the man you SHOULD be: The Mask of Masculinity. Howes moved his competitive spirit from sport to business, turning his podcast, The School of Greatness, into a global hit and becoming greatly successful. Howes grew up, like so many people, to be furious, disappointed, and still to pursue something that never was enough. Howes started a private quest at the age of 30 to seek inner peace and expose the many masks that people wear young and old: by seeking advice from many of the greatest therapists, psychiatrists, and household names in the world, such as Tony Robbins, Alanis Morissette, and Ray Lewis. Throughout The Mask of Masculinity, Howes reveals the inherent hypocrisy of the Material Mask, the man who chases money above all things; the cowering insecurity that lies behind the Joker and Stoic Masks of men who never reveal true emotions; and the destructiveness of the Invincible and Aggressive Masks worn by men who take risks or can never back down from a fight. He explains men how to break down the barriers that hold back them and shows women how to understand men deeper in their lives. It’s not easy, but it’s an odyssey of self-discovery that all modern men should make if you want to love, be loved, and lead a good life.

Many tough people are not only difficult to work with, they are toxic and dangerous. When a high-conflict person (HCP) has a personality disorders, they can strike in extreme waves of emotion and hostile behaviors. More frighteningly, once you become the target of a HCP, it’s might be forever. 5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life, packed with insightful tips and real-life stories, is an invaluable resource to help you avoid toxic friendships, create positive bonds, and protect your integrity and private life in the process.

Rachel Hollis, the popular web celebrity and creator of TheChicSite.com website, helps readers liberate themselves of the illusions that prevent them from the happy and exuberant life they are meant to have. Rachel Hollis built an online fan base of hundreds of thousands of followers by posting ideas for a happier life and exposing her own mess without hesitation. She helps women unpack the limiting mind-sets that destroy their self-confidence and keep them from moving forward.
From her obsessions and to weird family requests, Hollis tells everything in a straightforward manner Hollis motivates women to live with passion and to awaken their sleeping ambitions.

Don Miguel Ruiz illustrates in The Mastery of Love the fear-based misbeliefs and prejudices that hinder love and drive us into conflictual relationships. Using informative stories to bring his message to life, Ruiz teaches us how to repair our emotional injuries, regain our birthright independence and happiness, and preserve the sense of playfulness that is essential to loving others. Happiness and peace will come from inside and only with the help of your true love.