The Man You Always Wanted Is the One You Already Have

Personal Review:

The Man You Always Wanted Is the One You Already Have is a wonderful book that all married women should read whether they think they are already married to their Prince Charming or not. Paula Friedrichsen shares from her own personal experience in her marriage and how a relationship that started out innocently at first soon became inappropriate, almost destroying her marriage. She was given a new “heavenly perspective” for her husband after everything was brought out into the open and shares some wonderful biblical insights on how we too can begin to see our husbands with new eyes so we can keep from going down the wrong path in our own marriages.

It is wonderful how the whole book helps us appreciate and view our husbands, imperfections and all, from a “heavenly perspective” because so much of everything else we read and watch tells us differently.

Overview from Book:

He’s predictable, proverbial, and prone to leaving his dirty clothes in a pile beside the laundry basket. He’s the big lug lying mext to you every night - and believe it or not, he is your Prince Charming!

But what happens when a man other thann your husband begins looking and sounding more appealing?

Transform your marriage with the realization that the man you always wanted is the one you already have. Striking biblical insights, combined with Paula Friedrichsen’s candid revelations about the inappropriate relationship that nearly destroyed her marriage, will help you see that no man compares to the one you already have.

Discover how to:

* embrace the differences between you and your spouse

* revel in the freedomo of forgiveness

* draw near to the only Source of lasting fulfillment

To learn more about Paula Friedrichsen and her book “The Man You Always Wanted Is the One You Already Have”, visit her website at: www.PFMinistries.com

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