Relationship Truths

In The Relationship Truths book, Jonathan D. Bryant, Sr. gives it to you straight, with no chaser, and helps remove confusion, giving clear biblical answers to relationship questions. This book is packed with insights and strategies you can apply immediately to your life. Whether you're married, in a relationship, or single, you'll find plain and ever-relevant truths, that will shed light on your current relationship season and situation. Jonathan believes that two of the most important decisions you can make in this life are, accepting Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and when choosing the person who you spend the rest of your life with, as your life partner. Jonathan believes that you can always begin again. Heal so you can love, feel, and connect more deeply. Heal so you can speak your mind without fear of being judged, ridiculed, or invalidated. Heal so you can manifest healthy relationships with no trauma attached to them. Heal so you can remember who you are and what you deserve. You never need to quit making yourself happy. This is your life. Begin again, constantly if necessary! To love yourself is to understand your needs and know that they matter. Sometimes you need a hospital; sometimes you need therapy; sometimes you need a hug; sometimes you need a kiss; sometimes you just need to know someone cares; sometimes you just need to know someone has felt the same way you feel. The older you get, the more you realize you want a quiet, peaceful life, and the less you want to be around drama, stress or conflict. You just want a calm cozy home, to watch a good movie, eat some good barbecue, be with your life partner and get both sleep and rest. Purchase this book and follow along as Jonathan Bryant, Sr. shares powerful, yet seldom talked-about biblical truths in church that will help you walk more and more in the happy and healthy relationship that God has for you. May you purposely and powerfully listen for His direction because He has marked out a specific path for you. #ShucksPastor! #HelloSomebody