personality and personal growth
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009
Do personal growth in marriage leads to a growth in your marriage?
His personality of an asset or a liability to your marriage? Most of personality traits are the words expressed by the contrast. We speak of a person to be optimistic or pessimistic, critical or complimentary, extroverted or introverted, patient or impatient. Even if our personality are developed in childhood are not set in concrete. If I'm realizing that my tendency to withdraw and remain silent is detrimental to my marriage that I can learn to share my feelings and thoughts. If I realize that my critical attitude kills the spirit of my friend, I can break the pattern and learn to give compliments. The message of the Bible is that God's love like us, but He loves us too much to leave as we are. We all need to grow. Growth requires change. I'm influenced by my personality, but do not have to be controlled by my personality. I am being controlled by the Holy Spirit. When I go to him I'll see major changes in my approach to life and marriage.
Good question, agreed that, yielding to God will lead to changes in your life. As I think, in relation to growth staff as you get closer to God, which indirectly to grow in its role as husband, who would mature in their love and commitment to his wife and family.
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