The Cost Of I Do: Before And After I Say 'i Do'

By Sherman S. Watkins

Love, relationshipthen marriage, what a dream come true Many times we embrace the desire of what we believe to be a fusion of two people in love, but later realize that we were only in love with the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159571023X
• ISBN13: 9781595710239
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Word Assn Pub
• Length: 137 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Not Only For Marriage But Life...

If you want to get married or your married today, Dr. Sherman Watkins gives some explicit details of life in marriage and things to think about when selecting a mate. "The Cost Of I Do" is easy to read and gives the reader a diverse look into marriage and life's hills and valleys. Dr, Watkins addresses the hard questions that usually don't get answered while courting but a couple stumbles on after married life has happened to them. The chapters are short and direct. The reader is left without question that Dr. Sherman Watkins knows what he is speaking of, but only questions of their choices for mates for the single people and concern for those married. Since Dr. Watkins was married 43 years and cared for his ill wife the last 5 of her years completely, he writes the book from a standpoint of love and humility. Most couples don't ask the questions of the worst part of the relationship since they don't want it to happen. Dr. Watkins assures the reader life is life and hard times will come so always be mindful of your tomorrow. "My today is strong enough to face tomorrow" is good to remember not just in marriage but life as well. I think this book isn't only for married or single people but for all who want to do some self evaluations of their selves and their relationships. There's a cost for every decision we make and those choices should be handled seriously. If you think you can pay the cost, read this book, look up the scriptures and evaluate yourself. Can you pay the cost? Reviewed by Camellia Johnson www.camelliajohnson.com