How to Evaluate a Suitor - Audiobook on CD

By: Douglas W. Phillips

The Vision Forum, Inc / 2003 / Compact disc

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Douglas Phillips delivers a fast-paced message to godly parents of eligible young women! He examines the biblical qualifications and minimal requirements for sons-in-law, the need for careful discrimination, the practicalities of determining if two people are "equally yoked," the doctrine of the "bride's price," and more. Throughout he urges charity, respect, and love when dealing with potential suitors. Two CDs, 90 minutes total.

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Format: Compact disc
Vendor: The Vision Forum, Inc
Publication Date: 2003

ISBN: 0974468932
ISBN-13: 9780974468938
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What a wonderful CD for parents like me and my husband who grew up thinking that dating was the only option for finding a life partner but who now realize there is a better way: God's way. Combining biblical directives with practical wisdom, Doug Phillips gives a wonderful vision for the godly way to the marriage altar. This is one we will listen to again and again. September 9, 2009

A practical guide for every family with daughters. Phillips gives biblical based advice to all members of the family. Dads-know how to find what you want your little girl to have in a husband. Daughters-don't settle for second best. GOD has a special plan for you. How to Evaluate a Suitor gives you the tools you need to evaluate the suitors who come asking for your heart. September 4, 2007