Book Buzz: Jargon Meets Advice

Jargon Meets Advice
"Boy Meets Girl: I read part of this back when I bought it 7-ish years ago. If you get past the jargon-y parts it has some solid advice." (Read full post here.)

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Dear Joshua,

I thank God for the gift He has given you to write the book. I am single, i have never been married and i have no children. I found myself on the pages of the book, as i had joined dating sites and found nothing. I some times wonder why. I gave it all up and thought will i ever be married. I see others who God brought together get married and are happy and very much in love. I some times cry over it and i have found myself when some one gets married staying away from the wedding because it upsets me. I found some comfort in the book and i try to wait on God for the beautiful Princess He will bring into my life one day. Thank you for the book. I Pray that God will richly Bless your Ministery and family. Every Blessing Stephen

Posted by Stephen Boraman | April 25, 2008 5:23 PM

we cannot dictate God, thats the truth that ive learned couple of months ago..

Posted by anna | June 23, 2008 9:21 PM

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