Lessons Learned... Prayer can be the cure for snoring I told you so are dirty words Take it to Jesus, not your Momma In Lessons from the Back Seat, Dr. Naima Johnston Bush shares her insights, comical conversations and heart felt stories about her time as a single church leader whose main support system were married couples she worked with in ministry. Geared towards women who desire to be married and young wives, Dr. Bush's hilarious God centered advice will give insight and understanding to both singles and married couples. From Lessons From The Back Seat, "It was in these social settings I wound up in the back seat - a lot. You see, it never made sense to take my car when we were going somewhere when I could just as easily sit in the back seat of theirs. For three years, I sat in the back seat with several different married couples going to all manner of events, hanging out in general and going on ministry trips. Relationships develop rapidly when you spend all of your free time with the same folks. You get so close that often things you would never allow the world to see, you allow people who are ingrained in your world to witness. In other words, I sat on the back seat so often people forgot I was back there. It was watching these interactions from the back seat that I learned how I should and should not handle certain issues in marriage. I didn't realize that I was learning these lessons but they were being stamped in my mind and written in the hopes of my heart."