Universal Christian Relationship Advice
Whether you're a Christian who is just in a relationship or whether you are married to the person you love, things can be difficult. If you're in a
relationship you don't have to keep things together through the thick and thin: if things get too difficult and you can't find a way to fix things, you can
move on and try to find another like-minded Christian to settle down with. If you're married, there is a whole different set of problems you must face.
This Christian relationship advice can adhere to you, no
matter your situation.
Pray together: Many Christian couples, married or not, skip this unless they are at church -- they simply don't realize the power of praying together.
Reaching out and asking the Lord for guidance can bring about new solutions to your relationship problems and save you from a possible catastrophe.
Pray for guidance, pray for strength, pray for continued love. Open your heart to the Lord and he will open his arms to you and take you under his wing
in times of difficulty. Besides being enlightening, when you pray together you strengthen your bonds with not only the Lord, but with each other.
Share your thoughts and feelings openly: The key to a happy relationship is being completely open with your significant other, whether you're married
or not there yet. Keeping your line of communication open can stave off difficulties between the two of you in the future and can be a great weight off
your shoulders. Be open with your partner and they will be open with you.
Resist temptation: For a couple who is no yet married but feel they are deeply in love, resisting the urge to commit one of the biggest sins imaginable
(premarital sex) can be one of the most difficult things in the world. If you are tempted, pray to the Lord for guidance and keep your head on your
shoulders. Maybe distance yourself for a couple of days to regain your composure and build up your faith and resistance. The wait is worth it, it's just a
matter of time.
If you're married and hav