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![]() What Women Want in a Godly Man
5 traits that reveal true marriage material.
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I am passing the link on as I believe it is a very important message. Please visit the magazine site. It also promises to do an article on “What Men Want in a Godly Woman” tomorrow.
The lady that shared the article on Facebook pointed out she would like to find a man who loves her more than his Xbox. It would be a funny statement, if it was not so pathetically true.
This is how I responded to her.
“In this day and age men who value their Xbox less than the woman in their life are not easily found, but don’t give up; they still exist! And may I add a man with class and a bit of chivalry is a must!”
Personally this is something else I would add to Ms. Fileta’s list.
Nothing makes me lose the respect of a man (or woman) more than one who uses foul language or talks or jokes about crass things. As Matthew 15:18 puts it. “But the things that come out of the mouth come from the heart, and it is those things that make a person unclean.”
The words from his mouth tells a lot about his heart.
By ~ Elizabeth Yalian 2013 ©http://hiseyeisonthissparrow.com.
I can’t tell you how absolutely thankful I am that both of my daughters married godly men. For them, it took a lot of waiting on the Lord because so many young men out there in the world are anything but godly. The greatest thing a mother of a son can do for the success of his future marriage is raise him to be such a man.
Your daughters were taught well! I could not agree with you more!
Marriage takes an awful lot of giving and compromising. I was telling someone that one day and she said, “I probably will never get married then because I don’t like to compromise.” 🙂
It is a sad situation today with less people putting emphasis on love and honor. It is almost like we are meant to accept that type of behavior. I don’t know when this all became acceptable but in the end I would also like to find a husband/mate who is not completely selfish. It should be all about the other person and not ourselves–giving rather than taking. Excellent post 🙂 .