Do you know there has to be more to marriage than what you are experiencing right now? Are you tired of trying to make things work? Do you want God to help you choose a mate, but you\'re not quite sure what to do? Has your romantic bedroom turned into a deep freeze? Do you feel you are always on the giving end of relationships? Because the church is often so quiet on such issues, we mistakenly assume God is quiet, but He\'s not.
Pastor Johnson is committed to preaching and teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, ministering holistically tothe congregation and community, and lifting the cause of social justice in our world..
A devoted husband, Pastor Johnson and his wife, Sharon Henry Johnson, are the dedicated parents of four sons: Jeffrey Allen, II, Jordan Adam, Jalon Alexander and Josiah Andrew.
In addition, three thriving independent church plants have been established through Eastern Star Church in the past five years.
Pastor Johnson became pastor of Eastern Star Church in 1988 and the church has grown under his leadership from 500 to over 10, 000 members.
Pastor Johnson is a graduate of Bishop College in Dallas, Texas; has attended Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis; and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Saint Thomas Christian College, Jacksonville, Florida. is senior pastor of Eastern Star Church in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Used alongside the book, the thought-provoking questions in this Study Guide will help you get to know yourself better, communicate with others, and apply truths to Guide you in living life more fully.
The book The Song of Solomon, Love, Sex and Relationships brings that Bible story to life and shows us God\'s message is still relevant for today.
Do you know there has to be more to marriage than what you are experiencing right now? Are you tired of trying to make things work? Do you want God to help you choose a mate, but you\'re not quite sure what to do? Has your romantic bedroom turned into a deep freeze? Do you feel you are always on the giving end of relationships? Because the church is often so quiet on such issues, we mistakenly assume God is quiet, but He\'s not
