For All Eternity

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by John L. Lund

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Popular speaker, author, and marriage counselor, Dr. John L. Lund shares his wealth of knowledge, insight, and humor on the all-important topic of improving communication and strengthening marriage relationships. In this four-talk set you will laugh as you and your spouse see yourselves in Dr. Lund's descriptions of the differences between men and women and how we communicate. You will be enlightened as you take his Love Language Quiz and find out how to speak your spouse's love language. You will learn how to use active and reflective listening skills to resolve conflict in your relationships. Finally, you will understand the art of giving an apology and accepting responsibility. All of these tools and more, combined with Dr. Lund's trademark humor and stories, will make this set an important resource in strengthening your marriage and helping it last For All Eternity.

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All married couples should listen even if they think they're happily married.

Celia, UT - April 26, 2011

Very good advice! All married couples should listen to these CDs even if they think they’re happily married! Very good for struggling couples!

Learn how to resolve conflict in healthy ways. It’s okay to have conflict, but not okay to have contention. He teaches how couples should negotiate. Negotiation makes it so one spouse doesn’t feel resentment because they “gave in” and gave the other spouse what they wanted. You negotiate it respectfully, as equals, until both of you can agree on it. You even learn how President and Sister Kimball negotiated to use $12,000. President Kimball used one-half of the money to go on a vacation by himself, and Sister Kimball used the other half to buy new furniture. (Found on CD #4, 17.)

There were also good tips for mothers. Do these sound familiar? “I tell my kids nicely several times to do something and they won’t do it until I yell.” (Answer on CD #4, 4.) “I always have to be a ‘referee’ to solve my…