August 4, 2016 7:17 AM CEST
I'm in a four month old relationship. We both love God and things if God. We are both committed in our local assembly.
However, we have serious doctrinal issues, especially in the area of prayers.
How do we settle it?
August 4, 2016 9:59 AM CEST
I strongly recommend that all the doctrinal issues be resolved before any serious commitment in your relationship especially if you so cherish ur doctrine that you can't let it go for the other person. But if it is something you can overlook then the relationship can go ahead. This is because issues of doctrine have torn home ???? apart. That is why it is advisable to marry ???? from your denomination. I pray ???? that God will guide you in your relationship.
August 5, 2016 2:56 PM CEST
In support of what has been said, please leave no loose ends as regarding your spiritual life/doctrines. Ensure there is agreement on how you both will do things. I advocate uniformity in this area to encourage "one mind, one spirit" and avoid unnecessary arguments and disagreements.
I strongly recommend that all the doctrinal issues be resolved before any serious commitment in your relationship especially if you so cherish ur doctrine that you can't let it go for the other person. But if it is something you can overlook then the relationship can go ahead. This is because issues of doctrine have torn home ???? apart. That is why it is advisable to marry ???? from your denomination. I pray ???? that God will guide you in your relationship.
In support of what has been said, please leave no loose ends as regarding your spiritual life/doctrines. Ensure there is agreement on how you both will do things. I advocate uniformity in this area to encourage "one mind, one spirit" and avoid unnecessary arguments and disagreements.