What could be more fun than getting together with a bunch of guys? How about going home afterwards and having your wife be thrilled with you? No, really—it could happen! That's what this discussion guide is all about. When you learn to love your wife as Christ loved the church, honoring and cherishing her as your most valued friend, she will be happy to let you spend an evening with the guys. Especially if you're discussing ways to love her better. The Oops! I Forgot My Wife Discussion Guide combines helpful and humorous insights from the book, along with practical questions to fuel hearty discussion. Some of the questions will prompt you to assess how things stand in your marriage, while others will inspire you to invest creatively in your best friendship. Think of it! A bunch of guys having fun discussing how to love their wives better. Who wouldn't pay hundreds of dollars for that? Probably you, for one. But don't worry, this booklet costs less than a fast-food meal. So grab a copy, call your friends, and give your wife every reason to feel thankful and delighted that she married you.

Oops! I Forgot My Wife (Discussion Guide)

Self-Help

Doyle Roth

Paul Santhouse

Relationships

Lewis & Roth Publishers

Oops! I Forgot My Wife: A Story of Commitment as Marriage and Self-Centeredness Collide

In Oops I Forgot My Wife, Doyle Roth puts his 30-plus years of counseling experience into the story of a guy named Mitch. A guy who is so bad at husbanding that he wakes up one morning king of an empty castle. On the brink of divorce, he learns what love is really all about. Told through the exchange of emails, Mitch's story is about real marriage, flaws and all. It's not pretty or sanitized, but if you're willing to examine your own heart you'll see the truth in it and benefit greatly from his story. In this abridged audio version of the original book, professional actors breath life into Roth's art-imitating-life tale of mariage, self-centeredness and commitment. Listen in as Mitch, Stacy, Gerry, and the other characters in this audio book struggle with the issues of fidelity, intimacy, spirituality, God, and what it means to be a man and woman in holy matrimony. The main character, cowboy-turned-preacher Carter, is performed with sincerity and authenticity by the author.

Thousands of couples have read Doyle Roth's Oops! I Forgot My Wife. Now the subject is parenting. Once again, you'll think he's sneaking a peak at your family! Doyle's strategy is much the same: combine situations from his decades in family counseling into one engaging story, have the characters involved discuss effective parenting principles via email, add the "how tos" and season it all with humor and solid counsel from the Scriptures. Oops! We Forgot the Kids teaches achievable parenting skills to everyday dads and moms who want to be effective down in the trenches of parenting. Real life problems and questions, some old-fashioned horse sense and time-tested biblical insight combine to give parents hope and help. Filled with down-to-earth advice, good humor and biblical insights from decades of family intervention, is sure to bring you a deeper appreciation of your own family--and some hints on making it even better. (Not perfect, just better.)

Oops! We Forgot The Kids

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Through humor, Biblical instruction and story, Oops! I Forgot My Wife helps facilitate the growth of healthy marriages. Told through an exchange of emails, it follows the adventures and misfortunes of a guy who is so bad at husbanding he wakes up one morning on the brink of divorce. Only then does he learn what it really means to "love your wife as Christ loves the church." We often think of marriage problems in terms of in-laws, finances, fidelity, or personality clashes. But these issues trace back to a simpler source. It's called self-centeredness and few men leave it behind at the altar. So how do you help a guy begin thinking about his wife more than his highness? Oops! I Forgot My Wife is a good place to start; it's a marriage book for men who don't like marriage books. It tells the story of one marriage, flaws and all. It's not pretty or sanitized, but any husband or wife willing to examine their heart will see the truth in the story and benefit from it. There's also another reason to take a look. Oops! was written by a church elder who has been successfully counseling couples for over thirty years using the truth of Scripture and the love of Christ. The story presented in this book serves as a great example of how godly supporters in local churches can use biblical wisdom to bless troubled couples. An ideal book for any couple that could use a few pointers but doesn't like to study.

Doyle is the author of Oops! I Forgot My Wife, the Oops! I Forgot My Wife Discussion Guide (with Paul Santhouse) and Oops! We Forgot the Kids.

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Oops! I Forgot My Wife (Discussion Guide)

Oops! I Forgot My Wife: A Story of Commitment as Marriage and Self-Centeredness Collide

Oops! We Forgot The Kids

Oops! I Forgot My Wife: A Story of Commitment as Marriage and Self-Centeredness Collide

Toxic Sons- & Daughters-in-Law