My Bf and I would like to start a bible study for each other but I have no clue where to start has other couples done this and can offer any advice or anything?
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Bible studies for Couples?
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Carri20
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Well, my boyfriend and I are doing a thing where we try to read through the Bible from beginning to end by reading just one chapter a week, and then at the end of the week we discuss what we read and try to figure out what it means and how it applies to us. We've only just started though.
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Thats cool let me know how that goes? maybe i should do it that way but i just thought there was a certain chapter we should start at i have done searches and came up with nothing. so maybe we just pick a chapter from the bible and just go from there. Thanks for replying. God bless.
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me and my bf usually just picks a topic we want to learn about but this month we are going through proverbs. Maybe yall could pick a book and study it or pick a topic and share what u have found in the bible about it.
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chocolateloverjen
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Hey, i normally find out how my boyfriend is feeling. Or things that are going on in his life/ the world etc and i find things around that and do him a bible study. Youth bible can help with that- look at the refrences.
Once we took it in turnes to read chapters from Revelations n helped each other understand it.
did that help?
sorry if not
Once we took it in turnes to read chapters from Revelations n helped each other understand it.
did that help?
sorry if not
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Hmmm well I'm going to be a pain and say I think it is better for dating couples to not have devotions/Bible studies together unless it is in a group. I think that your relationship with God is your relationship with God and until marriage it should not include your significant other. It makes break ups harder, bonds closer than dating bonds should be, and in general, that a single person's relationship with God does not need to have a third party involved.
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Chocolateloverjen Yeah that does help maybe i'll think about doing that thanks for the advice.
Leanna, Thanks for the advice i know what you are saying but we plan to be together for a while and everything and maybe later down the line thank about marriage. I have seen that couples that are just dating that have done this. But i will keep your advice in mind.
Leanna, Thanks for the advice i know what you are saying but we plan to be together for a while and everything and maybe later down the line thank about marriage. I have seen that couples that are just dating that have done this. But i will keep your advice in mind.
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KristianJ
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I think any sort of Bible study material would probably be good, not just one that focusses on relationships. If you were both to do the studies independently, then use some time together to share your thoughts about questions in that study. I think that it would give you both the opportunity to strengthen your times with God alone and your time with your SO.
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chocolateloverjen
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your welcome. orr you could even look on the internet for things, i havent done that yet- i prefer to look myself and he knows that i have read through it all and put the effort in for him. I even play him worship songs down the phone(in long distant relationship_ or we sit listening to them- like one or two- that go with what i am trying to say or the theme of the bible study.
Hes played songs on the guitar for me to hear sometimes. Its dead sweet and it helps- thats hard to do over the phone though-lol.
Hes played songs on the guitar for me to hear sometimes. Its dead sweet and it helps- thats hard to do over the phone though-lol.
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Disagree..now is the time to find out about diffrences..for instance your bf may interpet something diffrent then you or you may think that not how you want to live..its important that you both have the same worldwiew!Leanna said:
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We've got a couples bible, not that it's been used yet.. I suspect that will be from the first day of marriage on... We weren't going to have "god" time together til marriage.. .but have now relented and want it while we are just engaged.
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