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How do I know if he's the right one?
Let's explore the idea of "The Right One." First of all, where does this idea come from? Is it Christ-centered?
In my experience as a relationship coach, I've seen that many women in relationships operate under the false assumption that there's one man for each of us.
In today's episode, we will explore the idea there is no "right one" and consider some alternative questions that will better serve you on your journey towards a Christ-centered marriage. Questions like: Is this a healthy relationship? How will I know whether I am feeling physically unsafe or experiencing a trigger it's safe to work through? Where is God in this relationship?
The main problem with asking, "Is he the right one? is this; it implies that your ability to choose a marriage partner is a test and that the answers lie outside of you and Christ.
Do you want me to help you achieve your God-given desire for marriage personally?
Suppose you're ready to take the next step and commit to doing the work as long as it's in alignment with the will of God. In that case, I can help you start a healthy relationship, transition through the various phases, and ultimately enjoy a Christ-centered marriage. You can be a Godly wife, and I want to help you succeed.
Book your free coaching consultation to get started >>
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Let's explore the idea of "The Right One." First of all, where does this idea come from? Is it Christ-centered?
In my experience as a relationship coach, I've seen that many women in relationships operate under the false assumption that there's one man for each of us.
In today's episode, we will explore the idea there is no "right one" and consider some alternative questions that will better serve you on your journey towards a Christ-centered marriage. Questions like: Is this a healthy relationship? How will I know whether I am feeling physically unsafe or experiencing a trigger it's safe to work through? Where is God in this relationship?
The main problem with asking, "Is he the right one? is this; it implies that your ability to choose a marriage partner is a test and that the answers lie outside of you and Christ.
Do you want me to help you achieve your God-given desire for marriage personally?
Suppose you're ready to take the next step and commit to doing the work as long as it's in alignment with the will of God. In that case, I can help you start a healthy relationship, transition through the various phases, and ultimately enjoy a Christ-centered marriage. You can be a Godly wife, and I want to help you succeed.
Book your free coaching consultation to get started >>
Rate, Review, and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
"I love Lily and the Forever Love Podcast!"
If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show. Your kind words help more women like you get the support and encouragement they need during their season of singleness. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select "Write a Review." Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!
Also, if you haven't done so already, subscribe to my newsletter. I'm always adding bonus episodes, offering free masterclasses, coaching opportunities, and other bonuses, and if you're not subscribed, you might miss out on some of the best stuff. Subscribe now!