Books
Christian Living Books:
- Sexperiment -7 Days to Lasting Intimacy with Your Spouse, 2011 (A New York Times Best Seller)
- The Marriage Mirror – Reflecting God in Your Marriage, 2008
- Beauty Full – Becoming More Than Just Pretty, 2007
- Outrageous, Contagious Joy – Because Happiness is Just a Cheap Imitation, 2007
- In the Zone – How to Live in the Sweet Spot of God’s Success, 2007
- You! The Journey to the Center of Your Worth, 2005
- Kid CEO – How to Keep Your Children From Running Your Life, 2004
- Rating Your Dating While Waiting For Mating, 2004
- Know Fear – Facing Life’s Six Most Common Phobias, 2003
- The Creative Marriage – The Art of Keeping Your Love Alive, 2002
- Fatal Distractions – Overcoming Obstacles That Mess Up Our Lives, 1997
Leadership Books:
- The Creative Leader – Unleashing the Power of Your Creative Potential, 2006
- High Definition Living – Bringing Clarity to Your Life’s Mission, 2003
- Can We Do That? 24 Innovative Practices That Will Change the Way You Do Church, 2002
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