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@@Shelb13v Amen! Praise God that he does not show partiality. “Then Peter began to speak: ‘I now realize how true it is that God does not show favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right.’” (Acts 10:34-35)

"There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there *male and female*, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28

Jesus loves you

This nonsense makes me and millions of others be at peace in our marriages so there’s no need to shame.

Not sure what this has to do with my video. 🤔

@ 2 christians can be unequally yoked as well.The litmus is trusting under trials.The whole nation walked in unbelief minus Joshua and Caleb yet they were His chosen and God wrote them off.I was trying to distinguish the difference between believer and unbeliever.

@@kevinkeenan4675 2 Cor 6:14 specifically says "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers" and that is what my video is about. I don't believe two Christians can be unequally yoked unless one is a false Christian, and in that case, wasn't Christian to begin with.

I do love John MacArthur's preaching! I don't put myself into a specific category per se, but I just believe whatever I feel is totally backed by scripture. I know every person in every "category" feels that way, but idk how else to put it, haha.

Thank you for your encouragement! I wouldn't anyone to think that they are legally bound to someone just because they are engaged. I don't believe that to be true but I could wrong and I am open to hearing of any verses that speak to this. Yes, now I believe that God has redeemed my situation and I have hope and trust in the Lord! Thank you! :)

I hope the verses towards the end were an encouragement to you! ♥️

Right, but this is about being unequally yoked regarding saved/unsaved relationships. Even if someone is trying to learn the basics but doesn’t make Christ their Lord- I still wouldn’t recommend being in a relationship until there was a true commitment made.

My son attends church with me and my husband allows it. I did dedicate him to the Lord. My husband actually prefers my son participate in my church, praise God!

On a positive note, I appreciate you sharing your experience and being vulnerable and honest in sharing your struggles. It's very insightful and hopefully people will listen to your words of wisdom through personal experience.

Yeah, I'm guessing you didn't watch the whole video but that's exactly what I'm warning against. It's not "all the power to you" if you think you're with your true soul mate. If they aren't saved, there's your first sign you shouldn't marry. I was a BABY Christian and didn't know what to do nor did I have mature Christians in my life to warn me. But GOD, yet again, redeems and restores where we fail. There are amazing stories including one of a woman who prayed for 40 years for her husband to be saved and he finally was. I hope to be like that one day, but a lot sooner than later.

I did watch the whole video, you only quickly mentioned that you became a believer shortly after engagement, you did not mention that you had no Christian guidance in this matter. I guess I thought maybe you came from a Christian family and had a Christian background. Even if not, church pastor could have/ should have warned about this if you began attending a church after getting saved. But I'm sure there is more to your story than what you can fit into a video. Sorry I misunderstood.

I think what we call engagement is what the Bible calls betrothed. Breaking off an engagement would call for divorce papers according to the Bible. An example of this is Joseph and Mary. The wedding consummates the marriage. I guess the point is that with an engagement you promised to spend your life with that person at that time and biblically you're held to the commitment. Our culture has very much strayed from basic principles of marriage so we're all confused on how to do things.😓

Where in the bible does it state that? Please cite scripture. Does not sound biblically accurate at all.

@cbebop5 But to the rest I, not the Lord, say: If any brother has a wife who does not believe, and she is willing to live with him, let him not divorce her. And a woman who has a husband who does not believe, if he is willing to live with her, let her not divorce him. For the unbelieving husband is sanctified by the wife, and the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the husband.

Thanks for responding friend, I think there is a discrepancy in your understanding of the definitions of sanctification vs salvation. In Christianity, salvation is the act of saving a person from sin and its consequences by forgiveness through Christ who died on the cross. While sanctification is the process of continually being transformed into the image of Christ as you mature in the faith. Salvation is a gift that can only be given from God, while sanctification is a journey that requires effort and sacrifice, and maturation in the faith. In the video, she clearly states that she is a Christian, but her husband is still not a believer. He tolerates her faith, but he has not received salvation just by being married to a Christian woman. That's why she prays for him to receive the gift of a repentant heart that turns to Christ and asks for forgiveness of his sins and receives the gift of eternal life and relationship with Christ.

Responding to original comment: If that is the case, then why does it say in ‭‭1 Peter‬ ‭3‬:‭1‬-‭2‬ ‭“Wives, in the same way submit yourselves to your own husbands so that, if any of them do not believe the word, they may be won over without words by the behavior of their wives, when they see the purity and reverence of your lives.” This verse is implying that if a woman is married to an unbelieving husband, her husband could be one over by her behavior. If he was already saved through their marriage, then there would be no need to try to win him over by her conduct. We are all responsible for our own sin and somebody else’s salvation does not cover another person’s. Man is appointed to die once then comes the judgment. If the salvation of a spouse saved another person, then they could boast that it wasn’t only Christ who saved them, but also their spouse. Also, if that was the case, my husband would love the Lord and he does not. I hope this was helpful. :)

​@@WhensheseeksHim well said. May the Lord answer your prayers for your husband to receive the gift of salvation. God bless you, your marriage, and your family. 💛🙏🏾

Thank you! Giving your life 100% to the Lord will always be 100% worth it!

Hi. I you proclaimed Catholicism, I just wanted to point out that only Christ can save you. There's no things you can do to get salvation. No baptism or confirmation from the Catholic Church. No Papal decree, no prayers to Mary or any saint can save you. Not attending mass or performing any ceremony. Only faith in Christ alone can save you. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation. repent of your sins and place your faith in Christ alone. The Gospel is that even though we sinned against the one true, holy God, and deserve His wrath, He sent his son Jesus, to take the punishment we deserved and satisfy the justice of God. He loves his creation and came to redeem us. He was killed on a cross, taking our curse, buried and resurrected on the third day, defeating sin. Anyone that believes in Him will not perish and instead inherit eternal life.

Only the work of Christ can satisfy the wrath of God and secures the salvation of those who believe.

Hi there! Thank you for your comment. I think I didn’t clarify but the testimony of the Satanist coming to Christ made me realize I was never saved to begin with. I wasn’t comparing my worship to his worship because I wasn’t worshipping at all. It opened my eyes, and I was truly born again. Thank you for watching. God bless you!

@WhensheseeksHim wow what a sober realization! sorry if I missed that part and I hope my comment didn't come off the wrong way. My words were more to address something I fell for myself in a strict legalistic faith i have since left; also to encourage others who I see falling for the Salvation by Works thinking which isn't uncommon in many other Christians, it's just human nature. Thank you for your kind words! 🙏💗