How to Deal with Being Unequally Yoked | Episode 518 | Awesome Marriage Podcast

[@melissamdillon]

Thank you so much...very helpful.

[@suefriend9716]

Thank you so much wish I'd heard this years ago still praying for my spouse & still growing as a Christian knowing in some ways I need to change but keeping faith & doing it Jesus' way. Thankx once a again. Already shared this with someone in same situation.

[@awesomemarriage]

Thank you for sharing, and we're so glad it was helpful for you!

[@sekgomotsomokoena372]

It is very hard . Then kids come along then it gets harder . My daily prayer is that I become more like Christ , we pulling opposite directions and all I can do is pray and keep my eyes on the Lord. Absolutely need the grace of God otherwise it's absolutely impossible.

[@suefriend9716]

@@sekgomotsomokoena372 with God anything IS possible xx

[@fadzn9235]

I’m in that situation and 10months married. Please pray that my spouse come to Christ as soon as is possible and for God to help me have a new perspective and to see the good in him. We have no kids but I’m concerned about the potential of it getting harder. I want to raise my kids to know the Lord and to not be confused.

[@awesomemarriage]

I am praying for you, that your husband will find Jesus, and that God will give you peace in the meantime.

[@kimberlyhachey9879]

People marry before they are saved. They find themselves in this situation.

[@jessyjonas4988]

First do not enter into an unequally yolked relationship If it occurs after marriage take it to the Lord The Lord will. Give the grace needed Thanks to you both

[@michelleduncan9965]

Sometimes a person only SAYS he or she is a Christian, but once he or she is married ... the real Christian spouse in the marriage sees that their spouse is actually only a lukewarm Christian, stays that way, & does not work on growing in Christ.

[@awesomemarriage]

This is true. It is very important to examine a potential spouse's relationship with God as closely as you examine their relationship with you. Even if they manage to "play along" well enough, prayer can help change them and mold them into the person that God has called them to be.