I've felt like the Lord has been prompting me to write this post for months now–it's the third one I've begun regarding the same content–but I'm a Big Fat Chicken. I don't want to write it.
{deep breath……..}
Who's keeping you warm at night, your laptop or your lover?
For those who just thought, "But I don't have a lover, I have a husband"–this post is especially for you.
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{Please at (in)courage.}
Hello! I read this post on the (In)Courage blog and thought I’d come over and take a peek at your personal blog. After seeing the warning in the right column about not ringing and running, I thought I’d better leave a comment. ; )
This post really encouraged me. Interestingly enough, it’s something I’ve been thinking about during the last couple of weeks, and this was good encouragement for me to keep on keeping on. Thanks. : )
Thank you for your post on (In)Courage! Many Christian women don’t talk enough about this and I applaud your courage and following that prompting. It’s heart-ripping to see so many marriages around us falling and makes my hubby & I scared. At the same time, it makes us pull closer together and fight harder against the things that may seek to divide us. It’s healthy and normal to work toward your encouragement and thank you for encouraging us as women to remember what God wants for us in our marriage.
No one. Since my ex-wife left, I have not had the courage to pursue a relationship with another. How can I trust myself to be true to another when I couldn’t be faithful to the one a vowed to love and cherish? Maybe someday, but first i must love myself enough to know I am worthy of trust again. And I hope it is soon for I am dying to shower someone with the affection I feel inside myself. The will is there, but the resolve…..