Bücher von John Hawkins

A Journey of Love, Faithfulness, and Lasting PartnershipAre you looking to get married? Do you want a better relationship with your spouse? You can have a stress-free, happy marriage, no matter where you are right now.The authors share their story and give you the tools to create a wonderful marriage-filled with love and faithfulness. They draw from their joyful marriage to help you build a strong foundation and experience the same happiness!John and Needra married in their early 20s. After years of a blissful marriage, they are writing this timeless book for your enrichment.Get ready to find answers to common relationship questions:How do you make financial decisions when both spouses work? Should you have a specific plan for your marriage? What does submit to your husband mean? In a world where everything is temporary, can marriage last forever?Join them on this remarkable journey as they dispel the myths about gender roles and show you how to create an extraordinary partnership. Whether you're newlyweds or have been married for years, the insights in this book will transform your perspective and help you achieve the oneness you've always wanted. Step into a new chapter of life and unlock your true potential as husband and wife.John and Needra Hawkins pastor The Living Water Church-making a global impact through their prayer nation, social media platforms, dynamic youth ministry, healing crusades and mass evangelism. They established Christian Academy Bible College to equip a generation with the Word of God. They are committed to training others to live successfully in every area of life. John and Needra are passionate about helping married couples learn the value of the Marriage Covenant and to experience continual bliss in their marriages.

In Two Volumes.

In Two Volumes.

Sir John Hawkins (1719-1789), a lawyer and member of the Academy of Ancient Music, published his pioneering five-volume history in 1776 just after the first volume of Burney's. Despite Hawkins' work suffering badly in the resulting competition between the two, it is nonetheless of indispensable value to music scholars.