Does God Play A Part In Your Love Story?

Posted on September 16, 2008 
Filed Under Arts, Dr. Dobson's Broadcast, Marriage, Media, Spiritual Life

Eric and Leslie Ludy, wrote the insightful book: “When God Writes Your Love Story.”  A great encouragement, especially for the young adult who’s a bit disappointed with dating scene.  You may want to point them here to read the Ludy’s first chapter entitled: “When God Doesn’t Give You a Mate.”  It’s sure to give them–and you–something to discuss and to think about.  A little something extra: download Eric and Leslie’s song, “Faithfully.”

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2 Responses to “Does God Play A Part In Your Love Story?”

  1. Drew on September 18th, 2008 6:21 pm

    Good day, I’m a guy from Barbados and I read the excerpt and it really encouraged me and reminded me of the mistakes I’ve made with my love life. I do regret them but I’m learning to not be bitter and angry at myself or the women I was involved with. At present I’m seeing a wonderful woman of God and I know that she’s God’s choice for me and I’m blessed with that knowledge and someday we’ll be married. So I can say that if you want to save time, let God choose indeed. God bless.

  2. rachel on September 19th, 2008 1:58 pm

    Hi,
    I’m a young lady from Jamaica. I only just decided this week to HAND over ALL choices for a mate to God. Interestingly, I was on my way to a meeting at church, when I heard this program. I had to laugh. Gods humor and timing is amazing. I decided today to write a loveletter to my “true husband”. I have put the pen and my faith in God to choose since I make wrong ones, God in His perfecion will choose the perfect husband for me. I loved this first chapter and am definitely going to get this book.
    Many thanks for this wonderful, hopeful and timely insight.
    God bless you all.

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