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You and Me Forever by Francis Chan and Lisa Chan — WisdomDeck honest review
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You and Me Forever

by Francis Chan and Lisa Chan

The Chans argue that marriage is not the point; eternity is, and couples who focus on God's mission together have better marriages than those who focus on each other. Counterintuitive and challenging; profits go to charity.

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you are a Christian couple whose marriage has become self-focused.

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you want relationship skills; this is about purpose.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Marriage serves a mission beyond itself.
  2. Eternity reframes conflict.
  3. Serve together.

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Discuss with your spouse what mission you could pursue together.

Our verdict

Marriage with a mission.

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