Night Light: A Devotional for Couples

My husband and I love this book, we have read it together several times, and always give it as a wedding gift to every wedding we attend.It may not be as in depth as some marriage devotionals, but it is an encouragement, and makes you appreciate your spouse a little more each time you read it.My husband and I have a wonderful relationship, and sometimes it is very hard to read devotionals that are always talking about sadness, dispare, and dread. This is a pick me up compared to so many others.It is also a great devotional for couples with out children. We do not have any children, and some devotionals every other page discusses how children effect your relationship. This one does not focus there quite as much. It is more directed toward you and your spouse.

This is a great book for newlyweds, troubled marriages. I bought this book for my friend who is about to get married. This is just right for people who are about to enter higher level of maturity. Such people have a lot of questions, and this book is great with answers to many, many, many topics. Such as, * Husbands Role * Wife's role* True love and sex* Money* Solution to divorce and forgiveness* How trust happens and talking. This is a devotional, short, with straight to the point answers. Helping couples to start discussion in important matters. When you have a problem, its good to have a book that covers that many topics and quickly allows you to find an answer.

My husband and I received this book as a gift and began reading it together every night shortly after we were married. Each week there is a different topic and each day illustrates part of the larger topic with anecdotes, bible passages, questions for discussion and a short prayer. We finished the book just last week and are now hunting for another one that has the same format. Short, thought-provoking, and a real springboard to open communication. I would recommend this to anyone whether you're just recently married or have been married for years.

I've grown up in church and have been reading devotionals my whole life. This one HAS to be the best. I have found three criteria that devotionals must meet in order to be effective. They must first provide stories to keep the readers attention. Secondly, they should provide good points and insight (the "meat") within each devotional. The final property devotionals should have is a way to get the reader thinking a little bit deeper. Usually by giving the reader some concrete examples of how to apply the lesson learned or by asking questions to deepen the readers understanding. This is the first devotional I have ever found that provides all three. My husband and I will be married for one year this weekend, and this devotional has opened up a whole new world of what marriage can be. I must point out, however, this devotional is not intended for singles. It is intended for couples, and even then it's main audience should be married. The devotional is also intended to be done together, not by yourself. If your spouse is determined not to read it together every once in awhile, it may not be worth it for you, but who knows, you may get something out of it all on your own. All in all, it is the best couple's devotional on the market and it makes a WONDERFUL wedding gift

I came across this devotional in the bookstore a few weeks ago and was initially attracted to the book because the salesperson said that she was getting great feedback about the book and that they were selling very well.After spending more time with the book, I can see why. This devotional strikes a nice balance of being thoughtful and thought provoking without getting too intense. To be honest, through the course of our marriage we have tried several devotionals with mixed success: we found some dry and boring, others trite and kind of goofy, and many overly ambitious so that devotional time just felt too much like work! Dobson's collection is balanced-the selections are managable in length, yet meaningful in content. When it does include a few discussion questions, they are good ones that open up interesting and important conversations. Also the format of the devotionals vary. Some may tell a story illustrating a point, others are more general and comment on a particular area in marriage, so that the overall feel of the book is not too formulaic.If you are looking for a new devotional to build your marriage, a book that will open up areas for discussion, I think that you will be quite pleased with this one.