Becoming the Person Marriage Requires — The Canon of Marriage, Book 2

BECOMING THE PERSON MARRIAGE REQUIRES

The Canon of Marriage — Book 2

A successful marriage is not built simply by finding the right person. It also requires becoming the right person.

Becoming the Person Marriage Requires takes the reader beyond the question of “Who should I marry?” and toward a more important question:

“Who must I become to build the kind of marriage I desire?”

Marriage places demands on character, maturity, responsibility, communication, commitment, sacrifice, and personal growth. Many people prepare extensively for a wedding while giving little thought to the person they must become to sustain a marriage.

This book challenges readers to look inward and consider the personal qualities and responsibilities that marriage requires.

It explores important questions such as:

• What kind of person does a healthy marriage require?

• Why personal development matters before and during marriage

• How character affects the quality of a relationship

• The importance of emotional and relational maturity

• Why responsibility must accompany love

• How attitudes, habits, expectations, and choices influence marriage

• The difference between wanting a good spouse and becoming a good spouse

• Why marriage requires continuous personal growth

Whether you are preparing for marriage, already married, or seeking to become a better spouse, this book provides a framework for examining yourself and intentionally developing the qualities necessary for a strong and enduring marriage.

Marriage does not only require the right partner.

It requires the right person.

Becoming the Person Marriage Requires is Book 2 of The Canon of Marriage, a five-book framework designed to help readers understand marriage, develop the person marriage requires, build together, stand through pressure, and ultimately flourish together.

Don't only prepare to get married. Prepare to become the person marriage needs.