Meditations for the Newly Married, Revised - Drescher, John M
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Meditations for the Newly Married offers 30 meditations to draw newlyweds closer to each other and closer to God. Author John M. Drescher, a prolific writer and longtime pastor, has helped thousands of couples begin their wedded lives in the best possible company: reflecting on God's Word together. Thoughtful meditations and carefully chosen Scriptures, along with illustrative poems and quotations, help recently married couples understand that marriage isn't about falling in love but continuing to actively and faithfully love each other. These lasting truths and nurturing advice will build up…mehr

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Meditations for the Newly Married offers 30 meditations to draw newlyweds closer to each other and closer to God. Author John M. Drescher, a prolific writer and longtime pastor, has helped thousands of couples begin their wedded lives in the best possible company: reflecting on God's Word together. Thoughtful meditations and carefully chosen Scriptures, along with illustrative poems and quotations, help recently married couples understand that marriage isn't about falling in love but continuing to actively and faithfully love each other. These lasting truths and nurturing advice will build up enduring marriages focused on faith, where the desire to be happily married ever after is in God's plan. 144 Pages.
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John M. Drescher authored thirty-seven books, including Meditations for the Newly Married, If I Were Starting my Family Again, When Your Child Is 6-12 , For the Love of Marriage, and Parents: Passing the Torch of Faith. Seven Things Children Need, first published in 1976, has been published in at least twenty languages. John wrote hundreds of articles for more than a hundred magazines, and they have been translated into in at least seventy languages. His articles have appeared in magazines such as Christianity Today, Reader's Digest, and Catholic Digest. Drescher served in ten countries, often crossing denominational lines to speak at conventions, retreats, and seminars in the areas of spiritual renewal and family life. Following a decade of seminary teaching, he served as campus pastor at Quakertown Christian School.