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I don't mind the holidays--it's the relatives I can't stand." "My job wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for all the people." Do you ever wonder if it's really possible to "love one another" or "love your neighbor as yourself"? Do you feel guilty as a Christian because you don't love everyone? Creating Love contains the principles you've been looking for. Written by Kay Kuzma, speaker and director of Family Matters, a ministry for Christian parents, Creating Love goes beyond dealing with your children. It goes beyond getting along with your spouse. Creating Love offers help for relationships of all kinds. This fascinating book is filled with stories that demonstrate how any relationship can be improved--even your relationship with your co-worker, your roommate, your mother-in-law, or your fellow church member. Being a Christian doesn't mean being a doormat to every loud, pushy person you meet--even in church. There's more to it than just "turn the other cheek and smile." The principles here can actually help you turn obnoxious people into lovable ones. Loving everyone doesn't mean you have to "like" them--that is, you don't have to form close, personal friendships with them--even those you are related to. After all, you're not going to get along equally well with every personality type. Here, finally, is a book that makes the "love one another" principle doable. Applying the principles of Creating Love in your closest personal relationships can lead you to more joy and fulfillment than you thought possible. It can turn that grouchy bear back into the person you fell in love with. Don't be satisfied with less than what God has planned for you and your relationships. Allow the biblical principles of Creating Love to make a permanent difference in your life." |
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Kay Kuzma Kay Kuzma is the president of Family Matters Ministry, a Christian organization involved in meeting family needs. With an EdD from UCLA, she specializes in child development and family life and provides informative programming for families through radio, television, newspapers, and live seminars. A prolific author, Kay’s latest books include The First 7 Years: Parenting With Strong Values and a Gentle Touch, Serious About Love: Straight Talk to Single Adults and Mending Broken People. She and her husband Jan have three adult children and eight grandchildren. |
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