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September 3, 2010
Relationships:The Christian Man's Point of View

RelationshipMaking Your Relationship Better: Makes Your Ministry Better!
10 Things a Christian Man Wants In a Christian Woman
Written by Anthony Small
 
God puts in the heart of a true man of God a vision, an assignment. The assignment requires a helper. That helper is you. In order to be that helper, there are certain qualities you must possess in order for this assignment to be fully completed by him.
 
In a relationship, the hardest thing to do is change. Everyone comes into a relationship with problems, issues, ideas and ways they have done things all their life before they met. However, change is necessary in order to have a fruitful relationship.
 
Below is a list of the things that most Christian men want in a woman. Review the list carefully.  If you find yourself doing the opposite of the things you are about to read, it may be causing problems in your relationship. I know he may also do things that may cause problems too, but we are not talking about him, we are talking about you for the moment. You can only take care of you and your desire to chnge in order to help make the relationship better. Rember, be open to change and evaluate where you are with this information. Let's get started.
 
A Christian man's desires: 
 
-He wants a woman that will respect him.
-He wants a woman that understands the role that God has given her.
-He wants a woman that is a doer of God's word and not just a hearer only.
-He wants a woman that can pray with him and for him.
-He wants a woman that is humble.
-He wants a woman that is slow to speak and quick to listen.
-He wants a woman that brings peace to the relationship.
-He wants a woman that supports him even when he makes mistakes.
-He wants a woman that gives him affirmation.
-He wants a woman that gives him encouragement.
 

These are just a few of the things a Christian man wants from his Christian woman. The Bible says: Direct my footsteps according to your word; let no sin rule over me. (Psalm 119:133)  Ask God to direct your footsteps and the things you do when it comes to how you deal with that Christian man in your life.

 

 
About the Author:
Anthony Small, contributing editor for PreachingWoman.com, is an entreprenuer that loves to write for the glory of God.  He is the CEO of PreachPastorPreach.com and TakeYourBusinessToTheNextLevel.com web design company.  Visit his website at http://www.TakeYourBusinessToTheNextLevel.comor http://www.PreachPastorPreach.com
 

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