Category: Relationships Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 1604416009
Type: Fiction
Pages: 230
Copyright: January 18, 2008
ISBN-13: 9781604416008
The characters, Denise, Mildred, Amanda and Angelica, are childhood friends. They grew up in the same church. They now run the very same youth ministry that helped them to see The Light. A series of events takes place in each one of their lives in their relationships with the men that they have chosen and they find themselves off track. “What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid.”
Excerpt
So what do we do guys? When are we going to align ourselves with
what The Book says? How many of us even know what The Book says
concerning relationships and dating and marriage? What is His will for
our lives? How does the Christian woman date, just like the unsaved one?
Do we date the same types of men? Are we all shopping at the same
market? Or “What shall we just continue in sin that grace may abound?
Certainly not.” Then what? When are we going to do it the way the Good
Book says that we are to do it? While we are walking around here leading
the kids and acting one way at church, being totally different outside of
church. We are no better than anybody else, in fact, that makes us worse!
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