How To Get A Husband Without A Sex Plan
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About the Book
God inspired me to write How to Get a Husband Without a Sex Plan, prayer and reflection revealed that the true message of this book, not about the wedding day—it’s about the spiritual preparation that must happen before the wedding. I believe this book will offer insight to help guide your relationships. You will understand God’s purpose for your life, grow as a Christian and become an example to other women through the way you live. You will also receive spiritual guidance as you prepare for your future husband. Before God prepares you for a godly man, He desires is to prepare you. God has wonderful things in store for your life. He is preparing blessings, opening doors, and working in ways you may not yet see. In making life choices, it is important to ensure they are well-grounded and reliable. This book examines the emotional and spiritual struggles of someone facing a partner’s expectations for intimacy before marriage. It explores the tension between faith-based convictions, the desire for genuine love and commitment, and the pressure from a partner who is unwilling to wait. This could have a detrimental effect. Guard your mind, because life’s challenges can feel overwhelming. But when they come, the Spirit of the Lord will raise up a defense and the attacks will fail. Protect your thoughts, if a relationship ends badly, don’t lose hope—trust that your husband will find you. I encourage you to keep seeking God, stay spiritually grounded and at peace.
About the Author
Bishop William A. Mitchell Jr. began preaching at 16 and is now 61. He ran his own business for 17 years before retiring at 33 and has preached internationally. At 32, he sought a healing anointing through a 31-day spiritual recluse, after which his revival meetings saw many people healed. He was instructed by the Lord to complete a 61-day shut-in, during which he lived in the church with minimal comforts. This period increased his healing anointing. For three years, he avoided restaurants, and for ten years, he did not watch television. At 38, he led the ministry to build a $500,000 church and repay its loan in just over nine years and 3 days. While the sanctuary was under construction, he was called to reconsecrate himself. In 2003, following the guidance of the Lord, he entered a period of seclusion that lasted four months—123 days and three hours. He received North Carolina’s Long Leaf Pine Award, pastored one church for 35 years, founded the Marked For A Miracle International Conference, holds a Doctorate in Biblical Studies, and was appointed Bishop in 2018. He accomplished these objectives by following the guidance of the Holy Spirit and fulfilling God’s intentions for His kingdom.