So I made a comment before about wanting someone to love me, to help me pick up the pieces. Let me tell you that I am expecting to be whole, free, and completely happy when I am married. But I have completely missed some points. First off my fulfillment isn't coming from being married, having a wife or a perfect relationship. My fulfillment is coming from God. Let me clarify some things. I have emotional issues, I suffer form depression and other things that I can't really describe. Its a issue yes and I have been focusing on having these issues fixed in some one when I am married, when I fall and understand love. But that's not the answer, the answer is God. There is no one I can rely on but Him to fix me. Funny thing is I knew this before, realizing that if I gave everything that I was including the bad that I had to God he'd fix me but I was scared. I held onto the pain, depression and everything so long that i became a part of me. If God did fix me I have zero clue what I'd do. This over came me. So I pulled back instead of giving in, even now as I write this I feel the tug and the pull and i have no clue how to give in and let it go and consume me. So if now I can't give in as a single person, how can I when I am married? I don't think I can. I fear of course if that means "hey I'll be single for life" but I don't know if that is the case or if God will provide someone who will be a helper with me and my want to go into ministry. The want for the expectations, the wants emotionally, and everything else can't be met by someone and I'll only get disappointed in the end.
My heart and my soul, I give You control Consume me from the inside out Lord Let justice and praise, become my embrace To love You from the inside out
Hillsong United, from the inside out
But I encourage you Robert, and everyone else, when life knocks you back square on your butt, don't just sit there in a daze, but get up, shake the dust off your clothes, and look back at your life, at the choices you have made, and ask God to show you why this all has happened, sometimes is painfully obvious, other times its not, but there is always a reason.
Persevere in his will, be patient in his timing, and be open to his guiding.
Ok, enough blabbing from me, this is Robert's note, not mine =P