Singleness : How To Be Single And Satisfied
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Some Christian singles are perfectly content while others are not. Many feel like they are missing out because they re missing marriage, wondering: Is there something wrong with me? When is it my turn? What if I never find someone? In Singleness: How to be Single and Satisfied, June Hunt reveals how to be happy being single, how to uproot common causes of discontentment, and how to find joy in knowing that God is our ultimate need-meeter for love, significance, and security.
Whether you are single for a season or single again, discover biblical truths about how God wants to use your singleness to fulfill His purpose and plan for your life. Perfect resources for anyone who is single and Christian (including single Christian women, single moms, single Christian men, etc.)
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SKU (ISBN): 9781596368774
ISBN10: 1596368772
June Hunt
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2014
Hope For The Heart
Publisher: Aspire Press – Hendrickson Publishing Group
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