“I really messed up this time.” It’s a phrase none of us want to say, but sadly we all have to say it eventually. If these words have left your lips recently, you know how helpless you can feel after you realize how stupid your decision was that you are now regretting.
Does God really care about your human relationships? Does he care about what’s going on between two friends? Does God care about who you like or don’t like romantically? Does God just shrug his shoulders when you ask him about that person you had extra-long eye contact with? Does God care what methods you are using in your dating life? Does he care about who you decide to marry?
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How important is physical attraction in a Christian relationship? How much value should you place on physical attraction in a marriage or a long term relationship?
What does the Bible say about marriage? The Bible says a lot about marriage. In this article we will discuss 7 biblical truths regarding what the Scriptures say about marriage.
What are the qualities of a godly spouse? What type of person should a Christian marry? These are important questions to ask.
“Why won’t God fix my marriage?” is the question one woman recently wrote in to ask. She writes:
After reading my article called Biblical Advice for an Unhappy Christian Marriage, one AGW reader recently asked if Christians can divorce for abuse in marriage. It was such an important question I felt compelled to write a whole new article addressing this issue because it is really different than when I talk about the general struggles that usually occur in an unhappy marriage.
Is premarital sex a sin? Is sex before marriage mentioned as a sin in the Scriptures? Can Christians have sex before marriage?
What does it mean when I say, “I forgive you”? It means through the blood of Jesus Christ I am actively wiping out the debt owed by those who have sinned against me.