Title: Two As One Forever: A Better You, A Better Marriage
Author: Beverly V. Thomas
Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing Inc.
ISBN: 978-1639619290
Pages: 62
Genre: Religious Marriage Counseling
Reviewed by: Lisa Brown-Gilbert

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A benefaction to the heart and spirit of Christian married couples, Two As One Forever: A Better You, A Better Marriage by author Beverly V. Thomas expresses a raw, honest, and lucid, spiritually based approach to clearing the roadblocks and healing rifts, which can be experienced within the marital relationship.

Moreover, this is a work based on author Beverly V. Thomas’s unexpected experiences within her own marriage, which includes a divorce, and then remarrying the same man some years later. Therefore, she comes from a perspective of grounded authority, when it comes to delving into the complex content she covers within the book.

Also, this is not a book that looks to point fingers or place blame, nor demonstrate weakness of character. Instead, it is a work of personal responsibility, fueled by acknowledging empowering biblical principles and written via her insightful biblical perspective. Where the word of God and steadfast faith held great importance, helping her through the painful trials and tribulations experienced within her broken marriage.

Additionally, throughout the book author Thomas, aptly demonstrates that marriage is always a work in progress as she explores the many factors that may influence the relationship both external and internal. In fact, moving through the multiple facets of the marital relationship, as well as delving into the lessons and insights that she gleaned from her experiences as a result she came to embrace the very important lessons of oneness with her husband, as well as unconditional love for her husband.

In general, although brief, it powerfully explores a multifaceted, examination of building and maintaining a healthy, successful marriage including the subjects of; growth in marriage, defining marriage, types of love, (this part proved to be very insightful as well as interesting), how faith is victory, the freedom of forgiveness, how to forgive, communication – she truly expounds on this subject with deep dives into the importance of communication as well as the do’s-and-d

Two As One Forever A Better You, A Better Marriage by Beverly V. Thomas proved to be a sensible, discerning read which I enjoyed. Not only does the literate content explore holding on to your faith, and adhering to God’s word during absolute heartbreak, but also displays a guide to empowering yourself by following the word of God and as a result being able to strengthen your marriage before it becomes too late. This book would make a great addition to any married couples’ library, whether they are Christian or non-faithed, as it presents great insights into marriage.