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Wednesday, 16 April 2014

The Real Sex and Marriage

The Real Sex and Marriage
The real S&M (sex and marriage) is not painful at all... quite the contrary! The art of lovemaking is a spiritual intimacy between two companions joined by God. It’s the combination of love and sex.

On the other hand, the three ren-egades – “Friends with Benefits,” “Doing the Wild Thing” and “Doing the nasty – have been said to take no prisoners. But that is untrue. In fact, they have played a major role in the destruction of many good marriages. The old cliché says when two people have sex, someone gets up with feelings. The three mentioned above can only offer emotional pain and the residual effects of a hook up.

There are very important and strategic reasons why God reserved sex for marriage only. Let’s go for the obvious: pro-creation. But it’s also a form of communication and healing, among other things. When godly love is injected into sex, it is a creative expression that satisfies the soul and has sustaining value.

On the contrary, when sex is reigning but absent of godly love, it teases the flesh, creates a lustful environment and causes things to spin out of control.

Also See - The Educated Virgin

Love and lust are not synonymous. Lust has no redeeming qualities. Sex was designed and ordered by God. It is an act that is supposed to communicate the deep expression of love of two people who are married to each other. It is an act of soul mates that desire each other and are displaying their total commitment through sexual intimacy. It is a precious gift that God gives to those He has joined together in marriage.

Sex Is Not Free!

Sexual unions derived through any other channel other than marriage are unsupported by God and, in fact, fall under sin. Sex without marriage is not only sinning, it’s against God’s will and not good for your own body either. The greatest damage from this kind of emotional stab is that it’s debilitating to a person’s spirit and can delay your true identity from emerging.

Sex is not just a physical union... it’s a spiritual one too! When you are having sex with someone, all three of your beings – body, soul and spirit – are interacting. You are giving something away that you may never get back.
Imagine sharing yourself with someone who is physically and spiritually filthy; that will now be transferred to you. At best, non-marital sex is a temporary high that quickly dissolves, often leaving behind loneliness, low self-esteem and lack of confidence.

The spiritual essence of two people is only supposed to be captured within marriage. Although there are two people entwined and connected, there are other experiences and things happening between the lovers that go unseen, which affects them far beyond their sex act. When embraced within the purposes for which God intended, sex bears good fruit. In a society where sexual expression and marriage are often redefined, it’s no wonder that marital sex and lovemaking can become convoluted. We as Christians must be careful not to take our cues from the world’s point of view on what God deems Holy and only for marriage. We must take our cues from the word of God concerning marital love and respect for each other.

Please do not think that lovemaking is dull and or boring for Christians just because of their relationship with God. Oh no! It can be very romantic, poetic, passionate and yes, even saucy if we use our imaginations and creativity! Sex is a powerful interchange that keeps redefining itself with each passing generation.

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

The Educated Virgin


The pressure to fit in sometimes gets the best of me. On the upside, because I have waited, I am more deliberate with my relationship choices. I consider a lot of other things in addition to the physical attraction. I respect a man who may not have the same story, but will still honor my decision. I respect a man strong enough to wait, strong enough to push aside his flesh. To me, THAT is sexy

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Friday, 14 February 2014

How God Showed Me “ It’s No Secret” James P. Watson ( Part 1)


My miracle involves my life over the past few years. My name is James Patrick Watson and I live near Hye, Texas. I have just finished writing my first book titled, “It's No Secret: The Christians Guide to God’s Law of Attraction.”

It should be published and available next month. I decided to write the book after I first saw the movie “The Secret” and later read the book by the same name.

For those of you not familiar with it, the book became an amazing success, appearing on the New York Times Best Seller list for two and a half years. It introduced the “Law of Attraction” (LOA) into popular culture in a way like never before. I found the LOA to be easy to accept, as I had almost always been very goal-oriented and positive-minded.

I also noticed as I observed numerous individuals very close to me who were the opposite, that they were negative in their attitudes and expectations. I was able to compare how things unfolded in our lives, most often according to our attitudes.

After seeing the movie, I tried to share it with other Christians, friends and family both, only to meet with rejection. I was told that the message of “The Secret,” as well as the LOA, was New Age and Humanistic and that Christians should not accept it.

As a result of this rejection, I believe God gave me a mission to write this book and reveal that, as the Creator of everything, He was responsible for all natural, universal laws, including the Law of Attraction. In this way, I could give Him the Glory and express gratitude for his blessings, as we all should try to do. After all, Christians don't deny that God created the Law of Gravity, do they? They cannot choose whether to believe in or follow the Law of Gravity without endangering themselves.
It’s No Secret

Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Did We Fail Him? Philip Seymour Hoffman


Yesterday, my secretary shared the sad news with me that a beloved actor that I have been watching over the years died. I am a fan of Philip Seymour Hoffman. I loved him, he was a great actor. I had a conversation with my assistant earlier today and my comment to her was, “Did we fail Philip Seymour Hoffman?”

Although I really haven’t kept myself abreast of what was going on in his life, from a media perspective that is, I know that there are many who have. He apparently had a life-long battle with drug addiction. I was wondering if we “failed:” him. As Christians, we should be praying adamantly for the Philip Seymour Hoffman’s of the world. In fact, when you read in the news or hear about someone who is struggling with an addiction or other problems, our first step should be “intercession”. We should have been offering up “intercessory prayer” to God for this man’s life, sending up petitions for mercy in prayer asking God to set him free from the demons of addiction and everything that facilitated and created the desire in the first place. This type of prayer is not just sent up once but over and over again until he was free. He was very valuable to his family, community and the world. We Christians are the “light of the world,” this is our watch. “For you are all children of the light and of the day; we don’t belong to darkness and night” (1 Thessalonians 5:5). God put us here just for situations like this one. Next time you read or hear about someone whose life is being destroyed, pray. Everyone pray.

Monday, 16 December 2013

Take As Directed

Following directions is not always that easy, is it? In fact, the older we get, it seems like we don’t need to read the directions to figure things out. It seems so simple, doesn’t it? But no one blames you if you can’t figure it out. Instructions are available! But will you take them?

RED WINE Magazine (December 2013 issue) has a fantastic article called “Take As Directed,” written by Michael Vazquez. I felt so passionate about this article that I wanted to share it with you on the blog. So here’s an audio clip below. Take about 10 minutes and listen to what Michael has to say. I think this is going to bless you. Send it to someone you care about.

Have a safe and loving holiday!

Dr. Diana Hardy