Living Together as Christians, Feeling Convicted & Judged by Others | Ep. 2

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  @godmomentswithtomi_ · 2 years ago

  I wanna start off by saying I absolutely do not judge you. My heart goes out to both of you because you got into cohabitating without knowing the weight of how God feels about it.<br>I’m happy that both of you actually care and are being convicted about it. I acknowledge how terribly hard it must be to know you’re doing something that doesn’t please God but it seems impossible or extremely hard to get out of.<br><br>I know it doesn’t seem logical for either of you to move out but it won’t make God adjust His standards. Y’all can’t do this alone, you need help navigating this. I’d say talk to someone you respect in church that can guide you without judgement. I pray that God gives you both the grace, help and courage to do His perfect will.❤❤❤<br>Still love you both and are rooting for you.❤

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  @andthisisnotapodcast · 2 years ago

  I believe the bigger question to be considered here is, how much do you love God to where you are willing to put His will before your own. Because God calls us to love Him more than anything or anyone else. So how much do you love Him? Remember His great sacrifice, Jesus, how grateful are you to Him for that sacrifice ? Let this sacrifice of living together, etc be a sacrifice to Him as a thank you and an expression of real love for Him. Remember, this is what God ask of us, to truly keep Him first. In doing this you will reap favor and blessing upon the Lord for your union. When you look at it in these ways, is the sacrifice really that big compared to what Jesus did - his life, his death. <br>-<br>These words aren’t just for you but for me too, trust.

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  @tidaleasante2263 · 2 years ago

  I’m truly praying you both. It’s not worth it to make excuses for sin that God has convicted you on. The sacrifices we make now cannot be compared to the glory that awaits those who are obedient to God when He comes. Our excuses hold no weight against His perfect standard. Just like Adam’s excuse was not acceptable to God is the same way ours are not. Remember that with every temptation God has graciously provided a way of escape (1 Cor. 10:13). In our temptations He invites us to come boldly before His throne and ask for help in our time of need (Heb. 4:16). God bless you both in your journey 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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  @thejohnnymayeffect6638 · 2 years ago

  I am a Christian and &nbsp;now married, but trust me we did not meet as Christians either nor meet any standard. I will say it was super hard to try to please God when we were not walking together or evenly yoked, it seems like you guys are on the path to knowing him together, learning, and moving toward his purpose for you. He is merciful and gracious and I know as Christians we tend to lay the hammer down sometimes harder than God himself, but He does love you and will move in your heart as the conviction comes and you will join on that day knowing that you are making a covenant together with Him in the midst. Lean on him for his timing and his purpose for you! &lt;3

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  @Peachyladee · 2 years ago

  Like James said, conviction is good. It&apos;s a sign that your heart is soft and not hardend to the Word or Holy Spirit. Keep letting Him transform you. 🙏🏽❤🙏🏽

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  @candieliza · 2 years ago

  The fact that you are even feeling convicted about this means that God is present in your lives and wants to bless it. There is no better place to be than in the center of God’s will. Praying that you will get the support and peace that you need in order to lay down some of the idols of the dream wedding for now (a big party can come later and at any time) and not let any circumstance block the blessings that God has in store for you both. Love you and praying for you and rooting for you guys!

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  @Bindi_Marc · 2 years ago

  But this problem is easily solvable: just get married. If you do not want to get married (but continue having sex anyway) that&apos;s very telling not about your relationship with each other, but your relational position with God... which is actually kind of frightening.

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  @sheilagrayman7147 · 1 year ago

  James is very modest and sovereign: a virtue that truly makes a woman, very lucky.<br>Very soft-spoken and honest.<br>You two, do not let religion distract you from who you are.😊🎉

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  @bonitamoore8468 · 2 years ago

  Enjoyed this video and the very intimate conversation. Caleigha’s tears are real, and a way of acknowledging our wrong. This has know age boundaries. I went through the same thing of guilt and had to give my special friend now spouse for 30 years an ultimatum because God was dealing with me in that very similar situation. Follow your heart and God’s direction to allow you to walk in a way that you know you will be pleasing him. I’m 74 and I’m enjoying you all sharing to the world your love. As they say “Been There and Done That”. Such a beautiful couple. Thanks 💗 ❤️

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  @user-wi4ql7hj4q · 2 years ago

  I love you guys, I&apos;m 19 and look up to you guys I always say, we are called to judge righteously but everyone is on their own journey. Y&apos;all are amazing ! Keep it up.

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  @Narsha43 · 1 year ago

  Having a relationship with Christ is the key. Fear God and live by example, and live for the Lord.❤

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  @diannking-muse · 1 month ago

  Evening Mr and Mrs!! I just love watching you two. James you are Far and in between,There are not a lot of Men like you! You have You are Special. And the Same for you CaLeigha. May you two BESAFE and Blessed what ever you do❤