The Will of a Man and the Way of a Woman

TAMPA, Fla. - Nov. 11, 2016 - PRLog -- Through ups and downs, these magnetic tensions have helped husband and wife writing team, Robert and Pamela Crosby, learn to balance, bend, and blend in their marriage. To appreciate the balance their differences bring, to bend more appropriately in response to each other, and to move toward a more joyous blend that can only emerge out of two quite different ways somehow turned into one. Simply put, where there's a WILL, there's a WAY. The Will of a Man & the Way of a Woman (Shiloh Run Press November 2016) invites readers to harness the magnetic draw of their differences and blend better with their spouse in both life and love.

"The will of a man compels him to act on the strengths he feels he can offer." comments Robert. "The way of a woman compels her to act out of the understanding she feels she can offer." adds Pamela.  Together this draws both husband and wife into relational oneness and becomes the GPS of the relationship.  Clarifying how men and women are vastly different by design, emotionally and even spiritually can remove years of struggle.

"Our inner motivation is really the core of our souls. It's vital to remember that love brings us together and fear pushes apart," comments Robert. The Crosby's have been addressing the collaborative aspects of marriage for years through their ministry. The Will of a Man & the Way of a Woman is not just another marriage book. It captures unique tools and resources for marriage unlike any on the market today. Written in an easy and conversational style this little gem of relational wisdom, invites readers to harness the magnetic draw of their differences, while celebrating their oneness. Each chapter includes Ask Away! Questions for Will and Way Conversations, which can be used along side small group studies.  Topics include:

·       What men most want

·       What women deeply desire

·       Marriage: the backbone of society

·       Restoring marriage and living Gods' will Gods' way

Robert and Pamela Crosby are also co-founders of Teaming Life, a conference and resource ministry to couples and families. Together they have served s pastors at churches in New York, Ohio, Boston and now a brand-new church plant in downtown Tampa. Robert and Pamela speak at various couples and leadership events and retreats for local churches and church districts across the country. Robert regularly contributes articles and blog posts for Patheos.com, HuffngtonPost.com, Christianity Today, and Outreach Magazine.

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