Award winning 2nd Edition of Finding Your Soul Mate, God’s Way Excerpt

Love was never meant to hurt, however, in reality, Mother Theresa had this to say, “And so it is very important for us to realize that love, to be true, has to hurt. I must be willing to give whatever it takes not to harm other people and, in fact, to do good to them….

An attractive 30-something young lady had the following to say, “I was divorced six months ago. I know what mistakes I made so I’ll find my soul mate my way. God takes too long!”

“Your soul mate is the person that will win your heart, not break it. Your soul mate is the person who will pray with you and read the Bible with you. Your soul mate is the person who will bless your food in a busy restaurant, with head bowed, holding your hand and not worrying…

“Forget anger management,” one man had to say, “Dealing with anger was easier than dealing with the hurt of a broken relationship. I’m not an angry person, I’m usually a very happy guy. The anger that I held on to was not physical or verbal anger, rather it was inner anger. Anger that was contained…

Dr. David McKinley, former Teaching Pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, gave the following statistics on divorce; “Divorce rates among people who have lived together prior to marriage are 67%. Divorce rates among couple who were married by a Justice of the Peace or a wedding chapel are 57%. Divorce rates among couples…

The English language only has one word for love; Love. The Greek language has many more defining words for love such as: Agape, unconditional love. Phileo, conditional love. Stergo, love for your family and Eros, love between a man and a woman. Are we capable of unconditional love?”