Contact: Adam Cothes, Publicist, WinePress Publishing Group, 360-802-9758, adam@winepressgroup.com

ENUMCLAW, Wash., Jan. 3 /Christian Newswire/ -- Jannie M. Wilcoxson debunks the you-can't-help-who-you-love romance myth of our time in this self-study guide. In very concise and simple terms, she draws us back to the Scriptures using Bible story examples for the love triangle, living together, getting caught in the act, and other unhealthy relationships that have become the norm across the globe. Her new book, "Looking for Love in the Wrong Place," closely defines the problem and brings out a solution via a system of questions that lets the reader draw his or her own conclusions from the Bible.

In the Foreward, Wilcoxson says,
"Where is the love that can reach the depth of your pain and pull you out, soothe, comfort, and embrace you? Love that is always forgiving, yet revealing; always protecting, never pushing away; always patient, never jealous; always kind, never rude, irritable, or touchy. Where is the love that does not demand its own way and never stops loving even when you do not love in return or when you do wrong? Love that will not hold a grudge or keep a record of your errors or mistakes, but always trusts, always hopes, and always perseveres….Discover God's everlasting love, a love that only God can provide, a love that lasts."

Society is riddled with behaviors that are off track--unmarried couples living together, those who are abused and misused in relationships, promiscuous lifestyles, passions out of control, and alternative lifestyles. These only produce emptiness and incredible pain. Even Christian young people say that the church has made no significant impact on their moral values. The answers to these widespread problems come only from the Bible, only from the individual applying God's word to his heart and life. Through these lessons, Jannie M. Wilcoxson brings the truth down to where we all live and shows us how to find love in the right place--God.

Jannie Wilcoxon is CEO of Sound Words, an international Christian education ministry involved in conferences, seminars, workshops, retreats, Bible classes and other programs. She is the radio host of "Pause...For Sound Words," "Sound Words," and "The Call." Her articles have appeared in "Godly Business Women 2002".

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