A4P Guest: My fiance and I are going to get married at the end of this year. I am very excited but there is something that is bothering me.
A4P: Congratulations! Wow! It must be exciting! Okay, let’s hear what is bothering you.
A4P Guest: You know, when I shared this issue with some people, they thought that my issue is so minor that I shouldn’t even worry about it. I don’t know if you read one wonderful book called “The Five Love Languages,” by Gary Chapman.
I consider myself totally blessed by God when I teach young couples about marriage. Oh, my! I feel so grateful and thankful for getting a chance to invest in the lives of young couples.
Now I am in the process of giving premarital counseling to a beautiful “soon to be married” young couple and the topic for today was finance and how to peacefully live with in-laws. Continue reading Money As Number One Cause→
A4P Guest: I am very stressed to the point of thinking of leaving my husband.
A4P: Wow! Leaving your husband? That is not good. What is going on?
A4P Guest: I hope you understand me. So, my husband and I have three boys. I work day and night to give to my boys a better life. My husband, on the other hand, doesn’t do a thing.
We all agree that there is no perfect marriage on this side of heaven.
Well, that is a downer because most of us believed in perfection and strove throughout of our married lives to achieve it. The thing is, even if marriages cannot be perfect, they can be good or bad or happy or sad.
How many ministers, Gospel singers, pastors, choir and sole singers and in general Christians, followers of Jesus Christ have to go through divorce before a single Christian person, who is preparing to get married, stops and asks:
“What went wrong with the marriages of these people? What can I learn from their mistakes? I have to know their reasons because “I am no better than my ancestors,” I may end up doing the same thing.”
