The Love and Respect Experience by Emerson Eggerichs

The Love and Respect Experience by Emerson Eggerichs

Through the millions of products sold on Love & Respect, Emerson Eggerichs has transformed marriages around the world with his biblically based approach to understanding the love that she most desires and the respect that he desperately needs. Now, in this long-awaited release, Emerson has created an experience for couples that is effective, flexible and life-changing.

To build this couples devotional, Eggerichs has taken the top concerns that surfaced in a survey of thousands of couples and has developed 52 devotionals around the three cycles that are at the heart of Love and Respect. On one occasion the couple will be talking about how to stop the Crazy Cycle or keep it at bay. The very next devotional will talk about a concept built upon the Rewarded Cycle, which stresses the ultimate purpose for marriage. And the next may have both people talking about ways to use the Energizing Cycle in their efforts to love and respect each other.

Some may ask, Why 52 and not 365, like other couples devotionals I have seen? The author's research shows that married couples don't want to deal with that much material, that often. Therefore, the specific devotionals, which can be done weekly or at any chosen pace, are specifically guided to what couples say they most need. And this is a husband-friendly devotional, having been written and designed in such a way that the husband can feel comfortable in the entire process.

With this wealth of new material and video devotionals available online to support the product, The Love & Respect Experience will be indispensable to anyone wishing to better their marital relationship.

Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, an internationally recognized specialist on male-female relationships, hosts the Love & Respect conference with his wife, Sarah, in front of over 50,000 people each year, including the NFL, PGA, and members of Congress, both live and by video. Emerson served as pastor of Trinity Church in Lansing for 19 years, earning degrees from Wheaton College and Dubuque Seminary as well as a PhD from Michigan State University. He and Sarah have three children and have been married since 1973.