* This post contains affiliate links. Occasionally, Mentoring Moments will run reviews of worthwhile older books, as long as they are still available through sites such as amazon.com.
Recently I sorted through my books and found Honey, They’re Playing Our Song
. I enjoyed this book years ago, so I read it again–this time aloud to my husband. The short, comical chapters delighted us both.
. I enjoyed this book years ago, so I read it again–this time aloud to my husband. The short, comical chapters delighted us both.Author Nancy Kennedy tells of her search for a special song to epitomize their marriage. Using Erma Bombeck’s humorous style, Kennedy shares poignant stories that teach and entertain. Couples will identify with her transparent accounts of dealing with in-laws, mid-life crisis, holidays, money matters, communication, and more.
Married three months after they met, the Kennedy’s marriage was predicted to fail. Three years later, Nancy became a Christian; her husband did not. Although they were opposites, singing “vastly different tunes,” God helped them find harmony in their marriage. Kennedy’s commitment to build a lasting marriage is evident, and she shares spiritual insights gained.
If you want a good laugh and practical tips on marriage, Honey, They’re Playing Our Song offers both. With its tenderness and comedy, it kept us laughing to the end.
Anchoring Deep in God’s Word Schedule today, 02/05/14: Exodus 23-25 and Psalm 16-17.
Join hosts Page and Cindy on Facebook where we are discussing today’s reading. Everyone is invited to join by clicking the ‘Join Group’ button. We have 700+ women reading the Bible through in 2014! Join us and invite your friends too! We are using the Ownit35 whole Bible plan. Download the free app or print out the reading schedule to use with your Bible.
About Lydia Harris
Lydia E. Harris is happily married to Milt, her sweetheart for 48 years. She has two married children, five grandkids, and is the author of a Bible study, "Preparing My Heart for Grandparenting" (AMG Publishers, 2010 release). She's also a tea enthusiast and writes the column "A Cup of Tea with Lydia."
