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My Prince Will Come
By: Sheri Rose Shepherd , Matthew FitzgeraldeBook Publisher: Random House
Imprint: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group
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Your Knight in Shining Armor Awaits
When a royal princess is rescued by a brave prince, every girl’s heart pitter-patters at the thought. But women of all ages can easily miss the glorious truth that Jesus is the Prince who has already chosen her and is waiting at her door. Such an occasion is motivation for you to be at your best—healthy in every way! Now, as encouraging as it is practical, My Prince Will Come equips every woman to start living today a life of incredible freedom from the past, joy in the present, and hope for the future! Sheri Rose Shepherd’s message has been empowering women to become their best self, while inspiring them to confidently embrace an eternal view of themselves, for more than ten years. This is the third book in the acclaimed His Princess series.
Story Behind the Book
“This inspirational, motivational, instructional guide contains in written form the message that I have been delivering for the past ten years to over 100,000 women. My Prince Will Come is a practical tool for women preparing for Christ’s return to take us home. It reveals how to keep an eternal view in the midst of daily life. I’ve certainly learned that when I am not proactive, Satan will attack me in whatever area of my life that he can. I want to help women not only be on guard against the enemy, but show them how to proactively pursue their relationship with their King.”
—Sheri Rose Shepherd
From the Hardcover edition.
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| Title of Religion eBook: My Prince Will Come | |
| Release Date: 10-14-2009 | |
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| Publisher: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 9780307568663 |
| File size | 2712 |
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My Prince Will Come
Our Prince Will Come…
And I... saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem,
coming down from God out of heaven.
It was a glorious sight, beautiful as a bride at her wedding.
Revelations 21:2, TLB
The bride-to-be stood motionless, staring inthe mirror for what seemed like an eternity. She had worked hard to prepare for this moment. Her hair and makeup were works of art, and her dress was stunning. Never before had she felt so perfectly beautiful. But something was still missing. Something had gone terribly wrong.
Where were her bridesmaids? Where were her guests? Had she not made it clear to everyone that this day was
coming? The most glorious day of all time? She glanced over at the open guest book beside her—blank. The gift
table—empty. . . except for a stack of unopened letters. Were those the wedding invitations she should have sent
out? No, they couldn’t be. She was sure she had mailed them weeks ago and crossed that item off her list.
The bride fumbled through the pile. Every letter was addressed to her, and each had been sent from the same person—her Betrothed. Of course she recognized His handwriting. She had read His letters before—long ago—but life had kept her so busy that there really hadn’t been any time to read His letters. There will be plenty of time to get to
know my husband after the wedding, she had thought.
The bride sifted through the pile, looking for something without really knowing what. Tears of disappointment blurred her vision, but she stopped at a particular letter. Her eyes brightened as she read the familiar phrase her Prince had written on the envelope: “I can’t wait to see you, My...
And I... saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem,
coming down from God out of heaven.
It was a glorious sight, beautiful as a bride at her wedding.
Revelations 21:2, TLB
The bride-to-be stood motionless, staring inthe mirror for what seemed like an eternity. She had worked hard to prepare for this moment. Her hair and makeup were works of art, and her dress was stunning. Never before had she felt so perfectly beautiful. But something was still missing. Something had gone terribly wrong.
Where were her bridesmaids? Where were her guests? Had she not made it clear to everyone that this day was
coming? The most glorious day of all time? She glanced over at the open guest book beside her—blank. The gift
table—empty. . . except for a stack of unopened letters. Were those the wedding invitations she should have sent
out? No, they couldn’t be. She was sure she had mailed them weeks ago and crossed that item off her list.
The bride fumbled through the pile. Every letter was addressed to her, and each had been sent from the same person—her Betrothed. Of course she recognized His handwriting. She had read His letters before—long ago—but life had kept her so busy that there really hadn’t been any time to read His letters. There will be plenty of time to get to
know my husband after the wedding, she had thought.
The bride sifted through the pile, looking for something without really knowing what. Tears of disappointment blurred her vision, but she stopped at a particular letter. Her eyes brightened as she read the familiar phrase her Prince had written on the envelope: “I can’t wait to see you, My...
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