christian advice for breakups

it is especially difficult if it wasn’t a mutual decision, and you didn’t want the relationship to end. coming out of a relationship gives you the opportunity to take a step back and reassess your life, what is important to you, and what you’re looking for in a relationship, and hopefully, a life partner. at this point, you realise that god is present, and if you draw nearer to him, he will draw nearer to you as his word says. …

teenage breakup advice

the only thing that sounded remotely appealing to this 46-year-old single parent was locking herself in her bedroom and curling up under the covers for the rest of her life. and now her 17-year-old was dealing with the pain of her first breakup. “honey, you haven’t touched your spaghetti,” barbara said, then took a bite, just to set an example. “too late, mother,” the 17-year-old snapped. “i’m already sick, sick of all the lousy stuff that’s happening to us.” “that’s …

godly advice for breakups

now, you’re back at square one in the quest for marriage, and it feels lonelier than square one, and further from the altar, because of all you’ve spent and lost. breakups in the church are painful and uncomfortable, and many of us have or will walk this dark and lonely road. so feel free to feel, and know that the pain points to something beautiful about your god and his undying love for you. and the easiest way to find …

biblical advice for breakups

is god telling you to breakup with your boyfriend or girlfriend? those are good benefits that should be enjoyed, but the main purpose of marriage is to glorify god. every day is not going to be a fairytale, but you should genuinely enjoy the person you are with without faking or forcing it. but if you know someone is not the one you should not date them. again, the goal of dating is not to marry the person you are …

spiritual advice for breakups

on the flip side of that, a breakup can also be a catalyst for positive change; it’s a chance to evaluate your life now that this person is no longer part of it, and find out how you can grow and move forward. letting go of the relationship is a tough but crucial process; holding onto it will only cause further suffering in the long run. it might feel frightening at first but it’s healthy to move on and realise …