Comments on: Late Christmas, Later Confusion http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/2010/01/11/late-christmas-later-confusion/ Esoteric. Different. A little bit of everything in my life. Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:05:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Christopher http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/2010/01/11/late-christmas-later-confusion/comment-page-1/#comment-37244 Christopher Mon, 26 Jul 2010 22:21:44 +0000 http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/?p=958#comment-37244 John, go to Mefferts.com. They sell it there affordably. :) John, go to Mefferts.com. They sell it there affordably. :)

]]> By: John http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/2010/01/11/late-christmas-later-confusion/comment-page-1/#comment-37125 John Fri, 04 Jun 2010 13:10:23 +0000 http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/?p=958#comment-37125 Great :) This FlowerMinx puzzle is absolutely awesome, where did you buy it? I need one :))) Great :)
This FlowerMinx puzzle is absolutely awesome,
where did you buy it? I need one :) ))

]]> By: Chris Robertson http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/2010/01/11/late-christmas-later-confusion/comment-page-1/#comment-36719 Chris Robertson Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:09:42 +0000 http://esoterik72.net/esoblog/?p=958#comment-36719 Hey Chris, Chrisrobertson1 from Twitter here. I can sympathize and empathize. Marriage is a ton of work, for both sides. I have to remind myself of that daily. I whole-heartedly agree that prayer is an integral part of any solution. It's also the glue to bond a marriage. My wife and I have been together for 6 years, but only married for one. She and I would pray individually for lots of things in the relationship, but one day when we started to get into an argument I took her hand and prayed aloud with her. Obviously it didn't immediately fix everything, but it certainly changed both our attitudes in the discussion to a much more healthy approach. I guess my point is: prayer in solitude is great, and certainly needed. But, prayer together (especially at the exact time of crisis) is needed too, from my perspective. Maybe God is calling you to take that next step of faith and bring him to the next argument (and the next, and the next...). Arguments are a part of any relationship and marriage. Thankfully, God is too. Hey Chris,
Chrisrobertson1 from Twitter here. I can sympathize and empathize. Marriage is a ton of work, for both sides. I have to remind myself of that daily.

I whole-heartedly agree that prayer is an integral part of any solution. It’s also the glue to bond a marriage. My wife and I have been together for 6 years, but only married for one. She and I would pray individually for lots of things in the relationship, but one day when we started to get into an argument I took her hand and prayed aloud with her. Obviously it didn’t immediately fix everything, but it certainly changed both our attitudes in the discussion to a much more healthy approach.

I guess my point is: prayer in solitude is great, and certainly needed. But, prayer together (especially at the exact time of crisis) is needed too, from my perspective. Maybe God is calling you to take that next step of faith and bring him to the next argument (and the next, and the next…).

Arguments are a part of any relationship and marriage. Thankfully, God is too.

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