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Comment by 100 Christian Women - Memphis on October 15, 2009 at 2:30pm

Fullview Missionary Baptist Church
7100 memphis-Arlington Rd.
Bartlett, TN

Walter L. Peggs Sr. Pastor

Friday - 7-9 p.m.
Saturday 10:12 noon

Speakers: Gary and Paulanner Macks
Houston, TX
New Orleans, LA

For more info, contact Marlene Harrison at marleneharrison1@yahoo.com

Comment by Randa on September 6, 2009 at 12:11pm

In my opinion, society has placed marriage and relationship on the back burner. Even though for us who say ' we are christian' - we still tend to follow the pathway of society. The most valuable gift God has given us is, family, our right to find a husband or wife, and the blessing of children. If we let go of doing things society's way, and follow the guidance of our Heavenly Father, we then will invest in our marriages and our relationships.

Comment by Jerry on September 5, 2009 at 7:03pm

Hello BGI Married couples family, can someone please tell me and give me some insight as to why when it comes to marriage, relationships, this is the last thing on the radar screen or of interest in the church or Kingdom of God. We are excited about music, singing, eating, looking good, but when it comes to investing in our relationships or trying to enhance or improve our marriage or how to understand each other, we don't care or are not interested, and this is the biggest problem we have in the church, from the pulpit to the pew, we can make our marriages or relationships work, please help me on this.

We maintenance our cars, maintenance our homes, some even do a little maintenance on our bodies, but our relationships we put that on self-maintenance and just hope it doesn't break down, rust, and stay clean forever. Somebody please talk to me!!!!1

Comment by Jerry on September 5, 2009 at 4:29pm

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Comment by Randa on February 21, 2009 at 9:00am

Thank you for your comment, I too believe in the ordinance of marriage. The precious gift of becoming one is rewarding spiritually and emotionally. A closed marriage is a doomed marriage. When a marriage change from being one and goes back to being two the unity is lost and secerts become the norm. My hearts desires and belief is for couples to be lead by God.

Comment by Apostle Champagne on February 21, 2009 at 7:46am

Geetings To All Of the first and most Holy Institution Of God!!
I count it an honor privviledge to be a part of this sacred net. Psalm 133 "Behold how good and pleasant it is for bretheren to dwell together in unity. Unity brings an Annointing and the Annointing Brings the Power. So we expect the Power of God to resignate in the lives of his people and we that hold true to the upholding of the ordinance of Marriage.

Privacy shouldn't be an issue. For the word of the Lord states that these two shall no longer be twain(two), but shall now become as one. Whats mine is now yours and whats yours is now mine. A closed Marriage is a doomed Marriage. Just as God wants us open and naked before him, so he wants us before each other. Nothing to hide noththing to be worried about.
God's Love And His Grace To All

Comment by Sandra Blanch on February 20, 2009 at 3:50pm

Looking forward to this married couples fellowship....

Comment by Laura J on December 19, 2008 at 8:00pm

When it comes down to it, respect for each other should abound. This is not easy when infidelity and lack of trust ring true. However, I do pride myself in becoming an elevator in encourager in my marriage. By that I mean that I try to demonstrate the values of a Godly wife by supporting, encouraging and building my relationship.

With that, I find it very hard to maintain without the respect of privacy. It is a must and allows for our relationships with our spouses to grow in truth always.

On the real, it is never easy but it will always work to our advantage with our spouses and can only be reciprocated.

I hope this helps.

Comment by Rodney K. Mills, PhD on December 15, 2008 at 3:14pm

Hello Married Couples...

Have you dealt with the "privacy" issue in your marriage? What was your resolution?

Is privacy an issue in marriages today? Or, is privacy only an issue when fidelity is in question? Is saying "I do" a free pass to plunder through your spouses' wallet or purse? Does "the sender" on mail determine who gets to open it?

While I don't profess to have the answer to any of these questions, I do believe that there is no right or wrong answer....the are degrees of correctness that can only be determined by those involved.

However, a healthy discussion of differing views could be helpful. Sharing how you dealt or deal with this issue might be a blessing to someone.

Please share your thoughts

Comment by Vince McCaskill on November 14, 2008 at 8:55pm

No problem jason... Better late than never.

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