What To Do Until Love Finds You (Expanded)
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“The book that started it all” is back with fresh insights to empower new generations in this revised and expanded edition of a longstanding hit.
Relationships have always been complicated and the mating game has never been easy. In the years since this classic was first released, the hazards and hopes that women handle have only become more challenging. No matter where you are in life, just starting to date, recovering from losing your mate, or anywhere in-between from carrying heartache to carrying dreams, Michelle McKinney Hammond has the answers you need on how to live joyfully, actively, and productively in a life that invites the love you want.
In What to Do Until Love Finds You, Michelle explains:
*How loving Jesus first can help women realize their worth in God’s eyes
*The main reason why women may reject advice from others and even Scripture
*God’s original design for how women should be treated
*What women can do to handle sexual temptations regardless of past experience
*Why women should let men do the pursuing
*Tips for releasing expectations and embracing life now
*The importance of being equally yoked with another believer
*Why beauty is more than the outer appearance
“Don’t sit there waiting for life and love to happen,” Michelle says. “When you get busy doing life, you’ll be amazed at how happy and fulfilled you are, which then leaves room to attract the right person. Embrace life for all its worth. Drink in God’s wisdom and savor all the experiences He offers you.”
Available on backorder
SKU (ISBN): 9798887692746
Michelle McKinney Hammond
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2024
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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