Dance is a great metaphor for the relationship between a husband and wife. Part of what I learned is that a leader must have a solid frame—and that a good follower cannot be a ‘wet noodle.’ Both must be strong. At home, this means that I must step up and take responsibility as a leader. At work, as an associate pastor, it helps me understand how I can better serve our pastor.

This seminar exceeded my expectations. Bob and Roxann have seized upon a beautiful metaphor for the marriage relationship and developed it to highlight the beauty, grace and oneness of marriage. We have continued what we learned and practiced during the seminar. The companion workbook has served as a refresher and guide as we continue to learn not only to work together but more importantly to speak to one another’s heart.

We had been working on our marriage for many years and already felt we had a good relationship. We came to this class to learn a few new things. The Marriage Dance took us to a whole new level. Even if you think you have the perfect marriage, we encourage you to attend.

The seminar asked questions of me that no one had asked before (such as, "even though you believe a certain principle in God's word, are you living as if it was not true?"). I was forced to examine my own heart and my emotional presuppositions, and even though that was a somewhat threatening task, it was the first step toward a healing experience in that area.