One Simple Thing - Davis, Doug
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Two of the greatest tools of marriage are our ears. Learn a simple daily exercise to maximize your listening skills and energize your communication to one another and to God. Anyone can learn to listen with care by following these easy to grasp instructions. With Jesus as our example of Empathetic Listening, real change can begin as soon as you finish this book. Complete with a simple outline and guideline for daily use, One Simple Thing is designed to make your moments together truly the highlight of your day.

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Two of the greatest tools of marriage are our ears. Learn a simple daily exercise to maximize your listening skills and energize your communication to one another and to God. Anyone can learn to listen with care by following these easy to grasp instructions. With Jesus as our example of Empathetic Listening, real change can begin as soon as you finish this book. Complete with a simple outline and guideline for daily use, One Simple Thing is designed to make your moments together truly the highlight of your day.
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Autorenporträt
A pastor since 1980, Doug has counseled many couples, both in crisis as well as marriage retreats and premarital counseling. He has also taught Interpersonal Communication classes at two universities and has assisted in this area in workplace enhancement seminars with his late father, Dr. Douglas Davis Jr. Doug received a Masters of Divinity from Southern Baptist Seminary and has done extensive post graduate work. After years of watching poor communication techniques plague many marriages, this book is written to help couples find peace and unity through Empathetic Listening and Prayer. Happily married to Sharon since 1981, they have one daughter, Lindsey. Doug has served churches in Kentucky, Indiana, and Georgia before returning to Central Kentucky.