How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong - Vernick, Leslie
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Experience the blessings of an imperfect marriage. We all--at one time or another--have the opportunity to act right when our spouse acts wrong. There are no perfect marriages or perfect spouses. We know that having a good marriage requires effort and hard work. Yet we often don't know how to continue to love when we are angry, hurt, scared, or just plain irritated. Nor are we sure what that kind of love is supposed to look like. Should we be patient? Forgive and forget? Do something else entirely? Acting right when your spouse acts wrong will not necessarily guarantee a more satisfying…mehr

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Experience the blessings of an imperfect marriage. We all--at one time or another--have the opportunity to act right when our spouse acts wrong. There are no perfect marriages or perfect spouses. We know that having a good marriage requires effort and hard work. Yet we often don't know how to continue to love when we are angry, hurt, scared, or just plain irritated. Nor are we sure what that kind of love is supposed to look like. Should we be patient? Forgive and forget? Do something else entirely? Acting right when your spouse acts wrong will not necessarily guarantee a more satisfying marital relationship, nor will it automatically make your spouse change his or her ways--although both could occur. It will, however, help you see how God is stretching you in the midst of your marital difficulties, teach you to respond wisely when wronged, and lead you into a deeper relationship with Christ as you yield your will to his plan for your life and learn to be more like him.
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Leslie Vernick is a popular speaker, author, clinical social worker, and relationship coach. She has authored many books, including the bestselling The Emotionally Destructive Relationship and The Emotionally Destructive Marriage. A licensed clinical social worker in Pennsylvania, Leslie received her master's degree in clinical social work from the University of Illinois. She has also completed postgraduate work in biblical counseling and cognitive therapy. Leslie has been married to her husband, Howard, for over thirty-five years, and together they have two grown children and three grandchildren.