(COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado) – Despite the fact that many couples are told that marriage is hard, it can actually be one of the greatest joys of life. That’s the premise behind bestselling author and renowned marriage ministry leader Ted Cunningham’s new book, Greater Joy TWOgether. This 52-week couples’ devotional is designed to help spouses deepen their faith, nurture their marriage, and infuse joy into their everyday life.
Greater Joy TWOgether combines biblical wisdom and sage marriage advice with fun date night ideas, thoughtful conversation starters, and creative techniques to help couples recapture joy in their marriage. Each weekly devotion includes a short reading, a Scripture verse, and ideas for putting the week’s theme into action, helping draw couples closer to God and each other.
“Whether you have been married for a few weeks or several decades, Greater Joy TWOgether will add spark to your relationship as you prioritize faith, each other, and the lighter moments of your crazy life,” says Cunningham, who has dedicated his life to helping couples strengthen their relationships.
About Ted Cunningham
Ted Cunningham is a leading voice in marriage ministry and co-author of numerous books, including Fun Loving You. He and his wife, Amy, founded Woodland Hills Family Church in Branson, Missouri, in 2002, and have two grown children together. Ted is a graduate of Liberty University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Greater Joy TWOgether is published by David C Cook and releases on September 5, 2023. The book is available for preorder now.
Ted Cunningham is available for interviews. To schedule, please contact Cathy Herholdt at cathy.herholdt@davidccook.org.
David C Cook is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to equipping the global church with leadership, discipleship, and worship resources to help Christians grow in faith and pass it along to the next generation. Read more about David C Cook and its global ministry outreach at www.davidccook.org.
Media Contact: Cathy Herholdt, VP, Communications, cathy.herholdt@davidccook.org, 719.533.3011
