Social Life|Relationships

Meet the above needs in the lives of others but don’t always count on them to meet them in yours.
Why is it so difficult for us to meet these needs for each other?

Sometimes God brings people into our lives to teach us lessons we’d have learned no other way, to be the salt that preserves until we’re ready for our right partners, to be a bridge that helps us cross certain valleys…

“Give honor to marriage and remain faithful to one another in marriage. God will surely judge people who are immoral and those who commit adultery.” Hebrews 13:4

Sometimes the temptation to cheat comes because our spouses are not treating us right, because of personal addictions or because we want to achieve some goal, but cheating is never a sustainable solution to any problem.

It feels nice to flirt, flatter, fondle and fornicate with someone other than a spouse but the bitter pill of the consequences of cheating wipes out all the pleasures and leaves a sour taste for the rest of one’s life.

Any sexual sin or satisfaction outside marriage is adultery – kissing, one-night stand, pornography, flirting in person or online. Any emotional affair that replaces or attracts anything or anyone else other than your spouse counts as adultery.

Good news alert: All good men are not taken.
In every generation, God always has a remnant. He has many wonderful men out there, but such men are not for every woman.

If you’re a single man, I have good news for you: All the good ladies are not taken. In every generation, God always has a remnant.

Training our children in God’s ways is a sacred and great responsibility in the window of only a few years before our children grow up and move out of our homes to start their families.

I’ve witnessed a sad scenario in some churches where couples cohabit and they’re not corrected or rebuked. The church may even allow them to serve in ministry and this makes singles think it’s no big deal to live with their lovers before marriage.