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Notta problem.Thank you so much, wow you guys are far too kind![]()
Notta problem.Thank you so much, wow you guys are far too kind![]()
Same here for me and my wife. Met on Christian Chat.BTW, my wife and I met on a LEGIT Christian "matchmaking" website.
Thank you, I'm really happy to have found this community! Yes I definitely will not settle. I watched how divorce destroyed our family because I believe my mom and dad were completely mismatched. Both of them subsequently got remarried and divorced again. My dad got divorced twice even. So I am definitely not willing to settle and would rather wait than face heartbreak and devastation because of impatience. I'm sorry to hear that you went through all of that, I hope you have been able to heal.
Yes, I agree nobody's perfect and I know that God can take even the most anti-Christ person and make them a warrior in His kingdom but it seems that I'm always the "spiritual one" in the relationship. All the Christian men that have expressed interest lack prayer lives and that passion for God that I so desperately want them to have. Or they're cessationists who just ignore the devil and pretend that he doesn't exist. I'm hard pressed to find men my age who are actually serious about intercession, fasting, spending more than an hour with God every day.
Someone else said that I should just wait a couple of decades haha I think I will just have to.
You'd be surprised. Sometimes these kinds of differences are what make them a puzzle-piece match-up. A woman in my church called my late wife water, and me, fire.I knew a missionary couple. The wife was very vocal and was very comfortable walking up to random people and talking about Jesus. The husband on the other hand, was a Godly man but was very quiet. He mostly listened and stood next to his wife. They probably had the same level of faith, but I felt they were slightly mismatched in their expressiveness. I don't know for sure, but wouldn't be surprised if she led most of Bible study. You have to see for yourself, but some guys may be less expressive about their faith but still have deep faith.
Sounds like my best friend and his wife. He's like that, and she's like that.I knew a missionary couple. The wife was very vocal and was very comfortable walking up to random people and talking about Jesus. The husband on the other hand, was a Godly man but was very quiet. He mostly listened and stood next to his wife. They probably had the same level of faith, but I felt they were slightly mismatched in their expressiveness. I don't know for sure, but wouldn't be surprised if she led most of Bible study. You have to see for yourself, but some guys may be less expressive about their faith but still have deep faith.
The number of threads I've seen on this site on "where are all the Christian men/women" is actually crazy.Thank you, I'm really happy to have found this community! Yes I definitely will not settle. I watched how divorce destroyed our family because I believe my mom and dad were completely mismatched. Both of them subsequently got remarried and divorced again. My dad got divorced twice even. So I am definitely not willing to settle and would rather wait than face heartbreak and devastation because of impatience. I'm sorry to hear that you went through all of that, I hope you have been able to heal.
Yes, I agree nobody's perfect and I know that God can take even the most anti-Christ person and make them a warrior in His kingdom but it seems that I'm always the "spiritual one" in the relationship. All the Christian men that have expressed interest lack prayer lives and that passion for God that I so desperately want them to have. Or they're cessationists who just ignore the devil and pretend that he doesn't exist. I'm hard pressed to find men my age who are actually serious about intercession, fasting, spending more than an hour with God every day.
Someone else said that I should just wait a couple of decades haha I think I will just have to.
Good counsel.A notion that dawned on many here (at least years ago, not sure if it's as common now) is spend less time on your "I want" list and more time on your "what do I have to offer" list.
Not really the topic of this thread but seems the authority of your church is out of line.Yes honestly I know what you mean. Even the head pastor of my church is a woman. In modern times, women have really taken that mantle of being spiritual leaders. Most of my Christian friends are women too. And all the males in ministry I know are already married.
Yeah I definitely don't want to bring children into the world without a solid family structure with Jesus as our foundation because I grew up in an environment where our family structure was very unstable. So I know firsthand how detrimental that can be to everyone involved.
Not really the topic of this thread but seems the authority of your church is out of line.
28 Male here and I feel you. As the youngest of 4 brothers who are all now married, I feel pressure to find to find that "right christian woman". You've got to remember though as well, that this is quite possibly the hardest generation to find a good spouse, especially a christian spouse. The wants and needs of many have fallen away from God. Social media and all their backwards ideologies have run rampant. I struggle in the UK to even know where to look tbh. But all I can say is focus on the things of God and continual prayer which I'm sure you are doing!
Hey, I got a big spinal ridge that releases heat when I'm burning down an enemy. I got a LOT to offer, thank you, not to mention my giant, boopable nose.Good counsel.
Surely thou art in jest! You don't even have to leave the house these days to go looking for a mate. Stacked up against all of history, this generation has the EASIEST time spouse hunting, because of the very technology you cited.28 Male here and I feel you. As the youngest of 4 brothers who are all now married, I feel pressure to find to find that "right christian woman". You've got to remember though as well, that this is quite possibly the hardest generation to find a good spouse, especially a christian spouse. The wants and needs of many have fallen away from God. Social media and all their backwards ideologies have run rampant. I struggle in the UK to even know where to look tbh. But all I can say is focus on the things of God and continual prayer which I'm sure you are doing!
It sure does. In fact, this site is my only resource in regard to social media.Does Christian Chat count as 'social media' after all it does have a conspiracy forum?
I know from personal experience and observation that this is true.Howdy Samuel, and welcome to the forum.
Surely thou art in jest! You don't even have to leave the house these days to go looking for a mate. Stacked up against all of history, this generation has the EASIEST time spouse hunting, because of the very technology you cited.
ok but it doesnt have any ads so am wondering does CC really count.It sure does. In fact, this site is my only resource in regard to social media.
In 2014 CC had ads for about 2 weeks. There were so many complaints that the owner removed the ads. As you know this site is supported financialy strictly by donations. I gave a sizeable donation years ago but sadly have been lax since. Time for another one sooner rather than later.ok but it doesnt have any ads so am wondering does CC really count.
Unless its all the women advertising themselves to be a wife. Maybe.