The Right One by Frank Martin

The Right One by Frank Martin

When looking for a marriage partner, how can you tell the right one from the wrong one?

Finding the right marriage partner is the second most important decision any of us will ever make, trumped only by our decision to become followers of Jesus. It's a decision that affects every aspect of life, and has a profound impact on our future happiness--not only our future, but the future of our children, and their children, and every generation to come. If there's one decision in life you want to get right, it's this one.

The Right One is for those who are intent on finding and marrying the person that God desires for them. It is for people who believe they may have found their true love, but are committed to going into marriage with their eyes wide open. It's for those who are contemplating marriage and excited about their future, but care enough about themselves and their partner to make their relationship all that it can possibly be. It is also for those who have yet to find the right one, but are intent on not wasting time on the wrong one.

In The Right One, Jimmy Evans and Frank Martin give biblical, no-nonsense advice to singles on successfully dating and marrying the right person. Whether someone is single and still looking for the right dating partner, is engaged to be married, or in a new dating relationship, they'll find practical answers to the most critical questions people face regarding their future.

Jimmy Evans is a co-founder of Marriage Today, a three-time-weekly television show that reaches more than 100 million households in North America on the DayStar Television Network. Marriage Today Ministries was formed by him and his wife, Karen, in 1994 as a way to aid and mend struggling marriages. Jimmy is also the author of several other books, including The Keys to Sexual Satisfaction and Seven Secrets of Healthy Families. They are the authors of the popular Marriage on the Rock. He and Karen are well-known speakers who frequently bring large crowds to their conferences on marriage and family issues. Amarillo and Dallas, Texas are where they split their time. Visit www.MarriageToday.com for additional information.