Posted in Christian marriage, Christianity, Courtship, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christian marriage, Christianity, courtship, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on April 12, 2019| 22 Comments »
I want to make a bite size memorable witty ditty to make a point memorable.
For those who are Christians and single it is not easy to navigate the issue of whether to court someone or marry someone or not.
While it is difficult there’s also times its clear you should not be courting someone let alone marry them.
Here’s a little rhyme to drive the point home:
Posted in Christian marriage, Christianity, Courtship, fruit of the spirit, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christian marriage, Christianity, courtship, fruit of the spirit, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on December 21, 2018| 19 Comments »
I want to make a bite size memorable witty ditty to make a point memorable.
Sometimes people think they will only become godly and lovely once they meet someone they love and they are in a relationship with that individual.
But is it union with someone in courtship or marriage that makes us bear the fruit of the Spirit?
Here’s a little rhyme to drive the point home:
Posted in Christianity, God, Marriage, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, tagged Chrisitanity, God, Marriage, Reformed, Singleness, Theology on October 3, 2018| 43 Comments »
As a pastor of young people I think it pays dividends to know apologetics and also be biblical in one’s teaching and living out of a biblical view of singleness, courtship, marriage and parenting. Questions related to those areas come up often.
So I want to put it down in writing something I often say in preaching and counseling for those who are single (not yet married).
That quote will be below. But first I want to state a principle: My brothers and sisters when considering someone as a potential spouse please court someone who loves God before anything else.
