
True Love Obeys: Why We Abstain from Premarital Sex
Efforts like the True Love Waits campaign often hinge on promises that may never be fulfilled.
[posted 9/18/2012]
I didn't know how deep in trouble I was until the words spilled out during a debate at a party. Friends from church were discussing the old evangelical emphasis on "relationship, not religion"—disputing its merit—when I suddenly snarled, ...





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Clara
My name is Clara and am from USA. I got married to my high school lover 12years ago, we have two lovely kids and we have been living in peace and harmony ever since. I noticed some unusual changes in him and I decided to asked him why the sudden changes and he told me that all is well, that I should not be disturbed. He started keeping secretes from me, and only to find that he was going out with my high school classmate, but he claimed that she forced herself into him. Things got worse that the kids and I packed out of the house because i noticed that he was not with his rightful senses, not thesame person I used to know. While I was away, I read about one Dr. Uhunoma, and I decided to contact him and i was told what to do, I did all I was told to do, to my greatest surprise, things came back to the way it use to be when we were still in school. Words alone cant tell how happy and grateful i am, so i decided to share my testimony with all those facing similar problem not to hesitate to contact him. You can email him at uhunomatemple@yahoo.com
Trinka
Lots of good thoughts here. I'm repeatedly brought back to face the fact that I'll probably never marry. And I MUST, because the Scripture says it's true, plant my flag on the hill that "God works all things together for the good of them that love Him." There are times that it's easier than others. And it's remarkably hard to find someone to encourage your faith in that area. Most people offer up (already explored) strategies to meet someone, or ideas to make yourself prettier (which ... not so helpful really).
Thalia Guenther
And they all tend to treat the wait as a sort of spiritual penance that one barters to God in exchange for a desired outcome.
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