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THE SECRET TO FINDING YOUR CHRISTIAN SPOUSE: A Biblical Approach to Marriage
Combines two marriage books in one "The Secret to Finding Your Godly Husband," and "The Secret to Finding Your God-given Wife." They serve as a healthy, scriptural guide for the Christian man or woman of any age who seeks the blessing of marriage. There are many non-biblical ways to search for your special one, but they always lead to unnecessary strife and troubles. Why not trust the Lord in one of the most important decisions in your life, and do it His way?
165 pages, Paperback
Published July 4, 2021
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September 15, 2023
"The Secret to Finding Your Christian Spouse" by Andy Ripley is a practical guide to unmarried Christians for finding and recognizing a suitable mate for life.
As a teen, I had been given no special instructions for finding "the one," but I recognized him when I met him--at a summer revival in a congregation I had never visited before that night. I'm not saying I knew I wanted to marry him at the first meeting, but I was impressed that at 18 he chose to attend a gospel meeting other than where he was a member, and brought his younger brother with him.
While reading this book, I could plainly see how he fit the description of good marriage material as defined by the author.
I recommend this book to unmarried and widowed alike.
As a teen, I had been given no special instructions for finding "the one," but I recognized him when I met him--at a summer revival in a congregation I had never visited before that night. I'm not saying I knew I wanted to marry him at the first meeting, but I was impressed that at 18 he chose to attend a gospel meeting other than where he was a member, and brought his younger brother with him.
While reading this book, I could plainly see how he fit the description of good marriage material as defined by the author.
I recommend this book to unmarried and widowed alike.
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