3 Steps To Break Free From Ungodly Relationships…
There are many reasons you may be in the midst of a toxic, unhealthy, or ungodly relationship or in the process of getting over one.
A toxic relationship is any relationship that cripples your ability to flourish in God’s purpose and plan for your life.
There is one theme that has always rang true for me as it relates to toxic relationships: I did not seek God before entering into the relationship.
It was always a relationship that I chose because it lined up with my desires at the time, which were very far from God’s desires.
No matter how right they feel, some relationships are better left in the past. Here are 3 Steps To Break Free From Ungodly Relationships…
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The sad part is that you will only realise it later that it wasnt approved by God and you look at all the years, the children, the time that you spent trying to mend it only to realise they were wasted years. We need to pray for God to give us spiritual eyes and to guide us
All of them
Jenny Bamberg
Kellie Ann
Monica Gautier
Nandie Ndhlovu
Very interesting… That’s a good question
And if indicators show this wasn’t God’s will then what? What about the children between us? What about my happiness? What?
Amen
Encouraging article.
that’s a very big question
Broken promises
Jsvhs
Thank you Jesus Amen
Fifth Child Urz Gabz
Andiswa Tom
Chaylyn Humphreys – hope this helps to make today greater xo
Bottom line is that God does not approve a relationship of fornication, period. If you’re not married it’s not God approved. If you’re married remember it is for life; God does not approve divorce and it cannot end marriage. You separate yourself if there is physical abuse, but prayer and trust in God can bring the marriage into alignment with what He designed marriage to be.
Does marriage via civil ceremony count? My estranged husband says since we didn’t get married by the church that the saying what God united no man can separate. 🙁
Lol this statement is not entirely true
Marita G. Duran the ceremony, whether performed in a church or otherwise, is basically notice to the public of the commitment. The vows are binding either way, because marriage is instituted by God; vows are made to God and to each other.
Samaria Leandra which statement?
Ashley Blankman
Bridget Smalling
Angela Erdman