Book Description

From the early beginnings of a relationship to the monumental moment of walking down the aisle, there are five steps we all take, whether or not we are familiar with them. Before you decide to marry, understanding these five steps could be the key to establishing a love that lasts. In Five Steps to a Good Relationship: Before You Say I Do, author Reed Calaway breaks down the nuances and progression of each of the five steps we take toward the altar, by offering a unique explanation of every season a relationship will experience prior to marriage. With a Christ-centered perspective that emphasizes God's purpose for a relationship between a man and woman, the author's teaching uncovers the necessary wisdom that will help you avoid possible pitfalls and overcome challenges with your future spouse. During this time of online dating and social media connections, people are coming together in an accelerated way. They are searching for the right person without taking the time to choose wisely. In Five Steps to a Good Relationship, you'll learn what attributes and qualities to look for in a potential partner, while discovering how to deal with differing personality types. After hours of counseling transient relationships and failing marriages as a pastor, the author wrote this practical guide to help you find the type of love that will lead to a happy marriage. Throughout the book, the author covers a wide range of topics and issues that are vital for single people, dating couples, and those considering marriage. Five Steps to a Good Relationship: Before You Say I Do, gives you various teaching examples, personal experiences, and anecdotes, that you won't forget. With God's guidance, each step you take toward your wedding day will bring you closer to the wonderful marriage He desires for you. Rev. Reed Calaway was ordained into the Ministry in 1994 under the Leadership of Dr. Nathaniel Hayes. He became the Founder of Lifeline Ministries Inc., a non-denominational teaching ministry that aired on cablevision and radio in Connecticut and later that year received 501(c)3 status as a Non-Profit Organization. He pastored there for 12 years and became vital to launching other ministries as well. He moved to Florida in 2005 and some years later established Lifeline Ministries Orlando which he Pastored for 5 years. Most recently he's devoted himself to writing books he's compiled from manuscripts written during years of personal study and extensive research.