I wasn't raised a Christian. I became a Christian at 23. Problem was I got married at 22 to another non-Christian. My conversion ended up creating a wall between us.
After awhile, she began cheating. I believe reconciliation is better than divorce and I kept thinking about Hosea. So I stayed with her for years, through the cheating. Last year, when I was 34, I left. I finally asked myself if it was worth it to stay when I knew she would continue.
Recently, I have been talking to a woman at church. I want to ask her out. Because of the fact that I was married when I became a Christian, I have never attempted a Christian relationship before. I don't even know how to ask her out. I don't want to ask at church but that's the only place we see each other.
After awhile, she began cheating. I believe reconciliation is better than divorce and I kept thinking about Hosea. So I stayed with her for years, through the cheating. Last year, when I was 34, I left. I finally asked myself if it was worth it to stay when I knew she would continue.
Recently, I have been talking to a woman at church. I want to ask her out. Because of the fact that I was married when I became a Christian, I have never attempted a Christian relationship before. I don't even know how to ask her out. I don't want to ask at church but that's the only place we see each other.