My Husband Doesn't Share My Faith

But I'm not letting that ruin my marriage.

Nancy Kennedy

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November 01, 2007 10:38 AM

Anonymous

To Anonymous, there is another article within this site that addresses your situation - christian marrying a non-christian. She has a great point of view and makes it clear you are not doomed. Look up "Like Sweet Ice Cream" by Nancy Kennedy. I read it a few weeks ago and is very inspiring. Don't lose hope and remember God loves you always!

January 06, 2008 2:48 PM

Tracy Brown

This article brought tears to my eyes! I have been married for 15 years and have 2 beautiful children. I was saved as a young teen and lived apart from GOD for many years, and also married a man who is not saved. He is a wonderful husband, father and provider and he has never kept me or our children from attending church. He is very supportive of me raising our children in church and even attends with us when he is not working. However, he shows no interest in becoming a Christian, much less being humbled enough to ask Jesus into his heart. Sometimes I become envious of other women in our church who have husbands that are spiritual leaders, but I realize that I do have a great husband and that I will keep on praying and asking God to put conviction on his heart. I will pray for every women on this site that God will give each of us the gift of a saved husband according to his divine will. I do know one thing, God has never let me down and I have faith that I will see him saved!

November 11, 2007 12:43 AM

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I wanted to comment on the article. The article is very interesting to me. How do we love someone in the Lord, who has the right words to say, like keep praying. As a believer we need to grow in Christ. He does do that. He is a new believer. But he falling short of how he treats his wife. He becomes the wife she becomes the husband. How is this marriage suppose to work for the sake of a child. She grew up in Christian home with great morals. But he came a family with abuse. We are suppose to love these people like Christ loves the Church. How are we suppose to do that, when our fresh stands in the way.