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1 On January 27th, 2013, Hollie Mau said:
this is definitely the reason why I am single. I ended a 3 year ungodly relationship. believe me, God will lead you on. so if any of you feels like this video speaks to you, then it’s about time to just let go and let God.
He will heal your heart soon enough than you expected. Just keep your eyes and heart on Him.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 7:29 am
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posted on January 27th, 2013 at 8:07 am
3 On January 27th, 2013, AshnaVEVO said:
I really love God and he often speaks to me too. He told me about many things which happened and will happen in the future. I fully believe in what you are saying. I will pray for you. The devil will NEVER allow God’s plan to be achieved. Do you have 100% faith on God? You will not be able to let God’s plans accomplished in your life when you do not trust God. HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT FASTING? Pastors can deliver you but you the desire to be with God comes within YOU. Add me on FB: Yashika Hurill.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 8:57 am
4 On January 27th, 2013, MrEc345 said:
but GOD spoke to us saying he wanted us happy, and not let the devil hurt us or get anything betwee us. Long sotry short, i also had a dream of a snake biting her right before she left me. i know u might not understand how “GOD spoke to us” but he did. trust me. and GOD isnt bi-polar to say “i want you two together” then the next day say “u know wat, i change my mind, i dont want u two together”. My gf also says she knows 100% the guy shes with is not from GODs path. i stil care, but SHOULD i?

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 9:21 am
5 On January 27th, 2013, AshnaVEVO said:
Perhaps she wanted to say that you do not keep her happy. Sometimes people who do not know Christ are able to keep their lover happier even without any physical relationship. However, if you love her then let her go. She went away and you have no right to force someone to love you. You will subsequently meet someone who would NEVER leave you. One needs to change one’s viewpoint to be able to live happily. Stop lamenting about the past.There are 7 billion people in the world. GOD BLESS YOU.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 9:23 am
6 On January 27th, 2013, ajt Taylor said:
I like a girl at my school but I’m not sure if she knows Christ and I am too afraid to talk to her. Help?

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 10:04 am
7 On January 27th, 2013, iiHumpChu said:
AAAAAAW!!!!!! ; u ; -holds arms out-

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 10:20 am
8 On January 27th, 2013, MrEc345 said:
Im christian nd my gf broke up wit me to date an un-believer…Im honestly blank minded rite now. She says he makes her happy, but she also said it wasnt worth wat me and her had. Any advice please?

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 10:32 am
9 On January 27th, 2013, Marcus Barnes said:
The Bible warns us not to date unbelievers because they will bring the Christian down spiritually..And can two walk together lest they agree?..Whenever you date a non-beliver your playing with fire.Why because the unbeliever is use to living like hell, they do not know the power of God.And I don’t believe a Christian can convert the unbeliever.That is only the work of the Holy Spirit!

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 11:26 am
10 On January 27th, 2013, FxCapone said:
My girlfriend tried breaking up with me because of my selfish expectations from her; I realized she aint worth losing and now we have truly Godly relationship

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 12:12 pm
11 On January 27th, 2013, estuchedepeluche said:
Why not just date Jesus, those dreamy blue eyes, that chiseled torso, the manly beard and the cute long hair! O-M-G, literally! Just date Jesus, He is soooo sexy!

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 1:09 pm
12 On January 27th, 2013, estuchedepeluche said:
My fiancé is a Christian and whenever we have an argument, which it almost every other day, I keep thinking “if God exists and He has a plan this cannot be it”, what should I do? BTW I am a staunch atheist.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 1:57 pm
13 On January 27th, 2013, TheDecadeProject said:
I will not deny that having the same faith creates less dysfunction. Typically the more people have in common the better. I will however state that I’ve seen plenty of relationships work with love, kindness, respect, compatibility, communication, and similar other factors. Also there would be less complications with raising children, however couples can work around this. Most couples I know like this let their kids decide for themselves when they’re ready and provide a few different viewpoints.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 2:13 pm
14 On January 27th, 2013, TheDecadeProject said:
I won’t deny the fact that it may be easier to have the same faith. Couples seem to typically get along better, the more they have in common, however I’ve seen plenty of relationships work with nothing more than trust, kindness, respect, common interests and love. I’m confident relationships can work mainly with those elements. As for the kids beliefs, yes it can create problems. In this situation I would show the children multiple beliefs, and let them chose for themselves when they’re ready.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 2:46 pm
15 On January 27th, 2013, uknow1d said:
i think the issue is the kids thing, there will be difference and tension in how the couple will want their child to be raised. also as she said, if your faith truly changes your entire life, then the person not of faith suddenly becomes much less compatible then before.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 2:55 pm
16 On January 27th, 2013, TheDecadeProject said:
Thank you sir. I wish you all the best as well.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 3:53 pm
17 On January 27th, 2013, Galatians112 said:
I really want your marriage to work out so hopefully you guys will still be married in 10 years and even more in love. God is merciful and I hope that Him doing that for you will make you respect and trust Him and His word more.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 4:26 pm
18 On January 27th, 2013, TheDecadeProject said:
How about we test this. In a few months I’ll be married to a christian whom I’ve loved for the past few years. We treat each other with kindness, respect, good communication, love, compassion, and we could trust one another with just about anything. I’d bet that withing ten years we’ll still be together, in love, and happily married despite the fact that we don’t believe in the same god. Message me in several years to see how things are going with us. I’ll give you an honest answer.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 4:39 pm
19 On January 27th, 2013, Galatians112 said:
And you seem quite intolerant too.
Intolerant to our view and belief that marrying someone of a different faith isn’t healthy.
And like you said, they seem happy, but you don’t know that they are.
You’re right about this though: Marry for love.
Marry someone who loves Christ so much that loving you will flow naturally.
And the Bible is not a hindrance to love in anyway, it shows us how to love.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 4:51 pm
20 On January 27th, 2013, hsubhii said:
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My ex practically begged me to get back together. If you say the right things they’ll want you back. Check out this video and learn how => bit.ly/LZ4grK?=dxernu

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 5:35 pm
21 On January 27th, 2013, ayleen gomez said:
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It didnt take long for us to get back together. You have to play the situation right. Watch this video and learn -> bit.ly/LZ4grK?=qmbenz

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 6:02 pm
22 On January 27th, 2013, Christina Alston said:
Really enjoyed!!

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 6:18 pm
23 On January 27th, 2013, TheDecadeProject said:
This idea of only marrying people of your own faith creates all kinds of unnecessary division. I’m not going to marry someone because we share the same briefs about a god. I’m going to marry them because I love them and we’re compatible. To say that you won’t be with someone just because of a difference of faith is really intolerant. I know plenty of people who are married with different backgrounds and they seem extremely happy together. Marry for love, and don’t let a holy book stop you.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 6:49 pm
24 On January 27th, 2013, socksumi said:
The table analogy is insulting and condescending to people of other beliefs. The implication that someone who’s not a Christian is going to “pull you down”—implies that as a Christian, you are above or better than non-Christians.

posted on January 27th, 2013 at 7:07 pm