Este libro es tres libros en uno: una historia de amor, una guía práctica para el matrimonio y un conjunto de orientaciones sobre cómo mantener una vida saludable del punto de vista físico, mental y espiritual. Lo ayudara en todos los ámbitos de la vida, especialmente en su matrimonio, y mantendrá unida a su familia. Qué importancia le asigna usted a esto? Este es un libro inspirado por Dios. Yo no tengo merito; soy solo un mensajero.

Nina Bennett was an acclaimed actress and singer, but after the death of her famous jazz musician father, she felt alone until her aunt Elaine opened up her heart and home to her. Nina’s star was shining, but her decision to break her contracts and sever all ties to Hollywood was easy. 

Church wasn’t new to her, but it felt new as she listened to the pastor of Christ Tabernacle Church preach the Word. She began to feel the hole in her heart start to heal. The “saints,” however, saw her as a wannabe Christian, looking for recognition, and they didn’t trust her. Nina’s nightly prayer was for their approval and acceptance. 

Five years after the tragic death of Pastor Darius Fairchild’s wife, he is a highly anointed preacher, and his flock at Christ Tabernacle is growing, but something is still missing in his life. His nightly prayer is for someone to love. Could Sister Elaine’s niece be the one God sent for him?

“Sharon Richmond is uniquely qualified to write this book. She is a highly anointed woman of God. Her message will bless, uplift and transform your life.”
- Dr. Thomas Wesley Weeks, Sr.- Pastor, Author and SpeakerMarriage is a covenant created by God. To know God’s will and His plan requires you to know Him and love Him enough to want to keep His commandments and the principles He has set for this union. To make a commitment to an individual also requires you to make a commitment to God. You must ask yourself if you are ready to take this big step in your life, because it is a lifelong, serious commitment. The foundational blocks to any relationship are love, trust, and respect. In order for a woman to understand her role in a marriage, she must understand God’s plan and be willing to submit to it. Submission to God is the way we show God that we love Him, which ties back to the foundational block needed in a relationship. Here you will find guidelines and highlighted scriptural references to help you gain an understanding of what God wants from a woman of valor. A good wife exudes strength, dignity, humility, spirituality, and bears all things in love. After you have assessed these things, ask yourself, Are You Really Ready to Be a Wife?

“Sharon Richmond is uniquely qualified to write this book. She is a highly anointed woman of God. Her message will bless, uplift and transform your life.”
- Dr. Thomas Wesley Weeks, Sr.- Pastor, Author and SpeakerMarriage is a covenant created by God. To know God’s will and His plan requires you to know Him and love Him enough to want to keep His commandments and the principles He has set for this union. To make a commitment to an individual also requires you to make a commitment to God. You must ask yourself if you are ready to take this big step in your life, because it is a lifelong, serious commitment. The foundational blocks to any relationship are love, trust, and respect. In order for a woman to understand her role in a marriage, she must understand God’s plan and be willing to submit to it. Submission to God is the way we show God that we love Him, which ties back to the foundational block needed in a relationship. Here you will find guidelines and highlighted scriptural references to help you gain an understanding of what God wants from a woman of valor. A good wife exudes strength, dignity, humility, spirituality, and bears all things in love. After you have assessed these things, ask yourself, Are You Really Ready to Be a Wife?

Nina Bennett was an acclaimed actress and singer, but after the death of her famous jazz musician father, she felt alone until her aunt Elaine opened up her heart and home to her. Nina’s star was shining, but her decision to break her contracts and sever all ties to Hollywood was easy. 

Church wasn’t new to her, but it felt new as she listened to the pastor of Christ Tabernacle Church preach the Word. She began to feel the hole in her heart start to heal. The “saints,” however, saw her as a wannabe Christian, looking for recognition, and they didn’t trust her. Nina’s nightly prayer was for their approval and acceptance. 

Five years after the tragic death of Pastor Darius Fairchild’s wife, he is a highly anointed preacher, and his flock at Christ Tabernacle is growing, but something is still missing in his life. His nightly prayer is for someone to love. Could Sister Elaine’s niece be the one God sent for him?

Nina Bennett was an acclaimed actress and singer, but after the death of her famous jazz musician father, she felt alone until her aunt Elaine opened up her heart and home to her. Nina’s star was shining, but her decision to break her contracts and sever all ties to Hollywood was easy. 

Church wasn’t new to her, but it felt new as she listened to the pastor of Christ Tabernacle Church preach the Word. She began to feel the hole in her heart start to heal. The “saints,” however, saw her as a wannabe Christian, looking for recognition, and they didn’t trust her. Nina’s nightly prayer was for their approval and acceptance. 

Five years after the tragic death of Pastor Darius Fairchild’s wife, he is a highly anointed preacher, and his flock at Christ Tabernacle is growing, but something is still missing in his life. His nightly prayer is for someone to love. Could Sister Elaine’s niece be the one God sent for him?

FROM CHAPTER THREE “For a kid, every day should begin with ‘Once upon a time … ’ Every moment of every day should be an adventure. Today, during this first century of a new millennium, are we in danger of scheduling our kids’ lives away? And, for what purpose? I don’t know about you, but years from now, I do not want to wake up and look back and realize that I missed out, that I was so consumed by my own life that I forgot to live in the moment with my children … that I raised my kids to live like me—far from the present moment—and, that I spent so much energy worrying about my tomorrows and my goals and my ambitions that I failed to receive and cradle a most sacred calling, this privilege of parenting.” “The Awe-full Privilege is a heartwarming and personal account of the joy of parenting. It illustrates beautifully the importance of slowing down and enjoying our children while they are with us ... and giving them the most precious gift of all, our time.” —ANITA HITTINGER, Director of Risen Lord Montessori School

FROM CHAPTER THREE “For a kid, every day should begin with ‘Once upon a time … ’ Every moment of every day should be an adventure. Today, during this first century of a new millennium, are we in danger of scheduling our kids’ lives away? And, for what purpose? I don’t know about you, but years from now, I do not want to wake up and look back and realize that I missed out, that I was so consumed by my own life that I forgot to live in the moment with my children … that I raised my kids to live like me—far from the present moment—and, that I spent so much energy worrying about my tomorrows and my goals and my ambitions that I failed to receive and cradle a most sacred calling, this privilege of parenting.” “The Awe-full Privilege is a heartwarming and personal account of the joy of parenting. It illustrates beautifully the importance of slowing down and enjoying our children while they are with us ... and giving them the most precious gift of all, our time.” —ANITA HITTINGER, Director of Risen Lord Montessori School

FROM CHAPTER THREE “For a kid, every day should begin with ‘Once upon a time … ’ Every moment of every day should be an adventure. Today, during this first century of a new millennium, are we in danger of scheduling our kids’ lives away? And, for what purpose? I don’t know about you, but years from now, I do not want to wake up and look back and realize that I missed out, that I was so consumed by my own life that I forgot to live in the moment with my children … that I raised my kids to live like me—far from the present moment—and, that I spent so much energy worrying about my tomorrows and my goals and my ambitions that I failed to receive and cradle a most sacred calling, this privilege of parenting.” “The Awe-full Privilege is a heartwarming and personal account of the joy of parenting. It illustrates beautifully the importance of slowing down and enjoying our children while they are with us ... and giving them the most precious gift of all, our time.” —ANITA HITTINGER, Director of Risen Lord Montessori School

If you go out and ask ten married couples the secret to their marriage, you will probably get ten different answers. Someone will say, “Love is my secret,” while someone else will shout out, “Respect!” Others will say communication, intimacy, or some other factor is the key. There is no right or wrong answer to this question. All of these responses are good, and we need each and every one of these examples. But what about you? What is your secret to a happy marriage? If you are not yet married, what do you think is the secret to a blessed marriage? In this book, you will find the secret to a blessed marriage and how to use it to build a strong family and become what God wants you to become. You will discover the secret of one flesh.

Dennis Fulton has served in local church ministries for sixty years. He served the Chapel Rock Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, when the megachurch movement was in its infancy in Christian churches and Churches of Christ. After a two-year hiatus for renewal and restoration, Dennis was returned to local ministries. During all of his ministry, however, his interest in world missions found him preaching or teaching in twelve different nations, with an extended stay "down under." While in Australia, he completed the manuscript for this book. Over his lengthy ministry, there have been over five hundred couples who have stood before him to declare "I do." Among those have been his five children and, to this date, four of his grandchildren. It has been at the insistence or encouragement of them that this book has become a reality. They think it is important for others to know what it means when they say: FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE. Surely marriage will bring those things that are better. But just as surely, there will be those things that are worse. How much worse? Is it ever worse enough to throw in the towel? FOR RICHER, FOR POORER. Two family backgrounds are coming together in a marriage. One family grabs that dollar bill and squeezes George Washington to death on the way to the bank. The other may run to Dairy Queen and lick the life out of old George. What should be done in a marriage to merge these money matters? SICKNESS AND HEALTH. Some couples have found the stress of preparation for a wedding, the ceremony, the reception, and even the honeymoon leaving them exhausted and near sickness. There are, however, those big words like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and chronic diabetes that could be future tests of this part of the vow. What if? A good understanding of what is contained in that "I do" can help many couples toward the goal of a "they all lived happily ever after" marriage.

Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! 
—Psalm 150:6 

Ersa’s heart goes out when she finds a feral cat shivering under a bush in the icy wintertime. She brings the cat home with a vow that it doesn’t have to be afraid; she will take care of it. Little does she realize that her husband hates cats. This is the story of how a marriage is healed through the constant and unconditional love of a kitty cat.

Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! 
—Psalm 150:6 

Ersa’s heart goes out when she finds a feral cat shivering under a bush in the icy wintertime. She brings the cat home with a vow that it doesn’t have to be afraid; she will take care of it. Little does she realize that her husband hates cats. This is the story of how a marriage is healed through the constant and unconditional love of a kitty cat.

“Wife School has been life-changing for me to understand that I have the ability to transform my marriage. It is truly life-altering.”

Kendall Tashie, 50, married 30 years,
 mother of 6, mentors women and Bible study leader

In a private setting, sincere Christian women repeatedly reveal that after only a few years (or even months) of marriage, their Prince Charming has lost his charm. After learning the principles in Wife School, these same women find their marriages revolutionized.  Affection and closeness take a quantum leap. This remarkable progress occurs because Wife School teaches women what their husbands want and need at a deep soul level, making the husband outrageously happy.

This self-help marriage book is a laugh-out-loud story in which the bratty and abrasive protagonist, Jessica—who thinks her marriage is beyond repair—learns the secrets to grow a satisfying and soul-stirring marriage. Enroll now with Jessica in Wife School, and embark on a journey that will transform your marriage beyond what you can imagine.

“The principles in Wife School have changed my life. The wisdom and guidance have reversed the effect the world had on my marriage.  Both my husband and I are truly grateful.”

Emily Wilson, 33, married 8 years, 2 children, mentors younger women

 “The principles that I have learned from Wife School have changed my marriage and therefore changed my life in unbelievable ways. I have gone from a good marriage to an exceptional marriage (that almost seemed unattainable and unrealistic). Every wife needs to read this book.”

Jenny Hendrix, 33, married 7 years, 5 children

You are standing on the brink of a new life, a journey of the hearts. This book is for brides and grooms; they are partners in marriage.  God in eternity past designed marriage.  He wants you to have joy, laughter, intimacy and unsurpassed love with your united heart.

This book is based on biblical promises, giving everyone instructions to a happy and successful marriage.