Bøger af Rhoda Whitfield

The excitement, joy, and love you have for each other when you marry is indescribable. You're looking forward to the future you're building together. You discuss purchasing your first home, having a family, and spending the rest of your life together. But do you discuss the work it will take to sustain your marriage?In "I'm Just Simply Saying" author and marriage Coach Rhoda Whitfield helps you tackle the ups, downs, bumps, and bruises of marriage. She discusses that even though some ways may be burdensome, it is not a reason to give up. This guide emphasizes the importance of including God in the marriage as you work to blend personalities and differences as you move toward becoming one. God promotes unity, harmony, and oneness.The principles explained in I'm Just Simply Saying demonstrate that if you work together, learn how to communicate effectively, and practice forgiveness, you'll work on your marriage, your marriage will work, and you will see the beauty of it all. In this season of your life, love hard and work on your marriage.Rhoda Whitfield is a marriage coach and writes a martial column titled "Just Simply Saying" in Purpose Driven Women Magazine. She and her husband, Rev. Danny Whitfield, co-authored A Well-Rounded Love Affair: More than Between the Sheets. They facilitate marriage workshops, conduct premarital and marital counseling, host a podcast titled Marriage Takes Work on Facebook, and have a "Marriage Takes Work" weekly radio segment on Hallelujah 95.3 FM.

This book is based on the many questions children have when they lose a parent or a caregiver. The questions that linger the most are where did he or she go? and why can I no longer see them?. When death occurs in the life of a young child it is difficult for them to understand because they are accustomed to their parents returning eventually. With the situation of death, the child now has to learn the difference between temporary, permanent and eternal. This book has been designed to answer questions and help bring understanding to a child with the assistance of an adult.