Comments for Walking Faithfully http://walkingfaithfully.com Cherish every step of your Christian journey! Mon, 30 Apr 2012 05:38:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Walking in Victory through Trials by Walking Faithfully http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/01/17/walking-in-victory-through-trials-1/#comment-1301 Walking Faithfully Mon, 30 Apr 2012 05:38:48 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3234#comment-1301 Please email your request to contact@walkingfaithfully.com and we will be happy to help you with this matter. Please email your request to contact@walkingfaithfully.com and we will be happy to help you with this matter.

]]> Comment on Walking in Victory through Trials by Constance Rutkowski http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/01/17/walking-in-victory-through-trials-1/#comment-1298 Constance Rutkowski Sat, 28 Apr 2012 21:35:15 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3234#comment-1298 Hello...I came across your site. Both for myself...and my brother (in prison - Charlotte Correctional Institution, Punta Gorda, FL. I was going to copy for my abd nt brother...if that would be ok? Please advise. In Christ, Connie Rutkowski Hello…I came across your site. Both for myself…and my brother (in prison – Charlotte Correctional Institution, Punta Gorda, FL. I was going to copy for my abd nt brother…if that would be ok? Please advise.

In Christ,
Connie Rutkowski

]]> Comment on Daily Walking Word: Don’t Look Back by Walking Faithfully http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/04/25/daily-walking-word-dont-look-back/#comment-1293 Walking Faithfully Thu, 26 Apr 2012 23:50:38 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3813#comment-1293 We will. Father, may the peace of God that surpasses all understanding rest on these children. And, May God's glory shine through these children. And, Abba, may your light shine down to these children in their darkest hour. In Jesus Name, Amen! We will. Father, may the peace of God that surpasses all understanding rest on these children. And, May God’s glory shine through these children. And, Abba, may your light shine down to these children in their darkest hour. In Jesus Name, Amen!

]]> Comment on Daily Walking Word: Don’t Look Back by octavia lewis http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/04/25/daily-walking-word-dont-look-back/#comment-1285 octavia lewis Wed, 25 Apr 2012 20:02:10 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3813#comment-1285 Pray for my kids that he be with them in their through bad times an carry them in thier darkest hour amen Pray for my kids that he be with them in their through bad times an carry them in thier darkest hour amen

]]> Comment on From Fear to Faith by D. http://walkingfaithfully.com/2010/11/07/from-fear-to-faith/#comment-1278 D. Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:16:46 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=2139#comment-1278 Hello Dianne, I have subscribed and I was reading through the journals on Walking Faithfully and I seemed to connect with your post . I would like to recommend a book to you. I am reading it at present. The link to it is below. Read the reviews and see what you think ? Maybe it will help you in your walk. I am 58 years old, been walking with God for 38 yrs. I have been a wife and mother, most of my life, and I have no other credentials :). This book deals with the renewing of our minds-and our thought life. It put some things into perspective for me in regards to overcoming the emotion of fear. I cannot seem to put up the link to the book on here so I will type it in . Search for it on WWW.christianbook.com. It is called "Who Switched off my Brain" by Dr Caroline Leaf. It is not a very large book. If you do read it?, don't let the first couple of chapters put you off , they provide a basis for the later chapters. I did not find them too heavy at all. D. Hello Dianne,
I have subscribed and I was reading through the journals on Walking Faithfully and I seemed to connect with your post . I would like to recommend a book to you. I am reading it at present. The link to it is below. Read the reviews and see what you think ? Maybe it will help you in your walk. I am 58 years old, been walking with God for 38 yrs. I have been a wife and mother, most of my life, and I have no other credentials :) . This book deals with the renewing of our minds-and our thought life. It put some things into perspective for me in regards to overcoming the emotion of fear.
I cannot seem to put up the link to the book on here so I will type it in .
Search for it on http://WWW.christianbook.com. It is called “Who Switched off my Brain” by Dr Caroline Leaf. It is not a very large book. If you do read it?, don’t let the first couple of chapters put you off , they provide a basis for the later chapters. I did not find them too heavy at all.
D.

]]> Comment on Daily Walking Word: Rejoice, Rejoice by Elois R. Thames http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/03/27/daily-walking-word-rejoice-rejoice/#comment-1253 Elois R. Thames Mon, 16 Apr 2012 14:39:18 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3724#comment-1253 I love praising him for all he has done for me, kept me when I was doing wrong, buth e protected me from harm!! I love praising him for all he has done for me, kept me when I was doing wrong, buth e protected me from harm!!

]]> Comment on Daily Walking Word: Total Rest and Peace by Kathy http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/03/26/daily-walking-word-total-rest-and-peace/#comment-1249 Kathy Sat, 14 Apr 2012 18:07:51 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3716#comment-1249 Sometimes we are so used to being in battle or going through problems that we don't realize that God is giving us rest. Thank you Lord for rest and peace. Sometimes we are so used to being in battle or going through problems that we don’t realize that God is giving us rest. Thank you Lord for rest and peace.

]]> Comment on Your Wife Won’t Submit Because… by Jackson http://walkingfaithfully.com/2010/11/24/your-wife-wont-submit-because/#comment-1231 Jackson Sat, 31 Mar 2012 17:59:08 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=2547#comment-1231 Powerful Powerful

]]> Comment on Successful Mistresses Do What Wives Won’t by Ladyrealitycheck http://walkingfaithfully.com/2010/09/29/successful-mistresses-do-what-wives-wont/#comment-1217 Ladyrealitycheck Mon, 26 Mar 2012 03:17:34 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=1275#comment-1217 I find your suggestions of how wives should follow the lead of mistresses a bit "insulting". I have known wives that did all of the above and them some--myself included. I was always a very "adventurous" and "affectionate" wife. For 16 years i supported my now ex-husband physically, emotionally and more. I complimented him regularly, pursued him for intimacy and was a sounding board when things went wrong or right at work. I also involved myself in not some but all of his "hobbies". And still- when along came a woman half our ages--(she was 22 years old to be exact) who showed interest in him- he was "all over it". At that point my ex husband decided that we should have an "open" marriage and by that he meant that he should be ENTITLED to a mistress whenever he wanted one. As he put it "where is it written that men should be 'condemned' to life his entire life with just one woman". And when i asked "what does this woman have that i don't?" His response was--"she's young". In other words--she has a young vagina that i no longer have thanks to age and childbearing. So you see--for many men who have devoted, faithful, willing, affectionate wives like me it means NOTHING when a young vagina crosses their path. A year into his affair our 16 year marriage collapsed. I couldnt even stand to be in the home we built together so i moved out. A week later he moved his mistress in and attempted to have her "take my place" believing that because she was younger, somehow she was better and would eventually make a better "wife". This woman not only aided in wrecking our marriage (since she pursued only married men) but then proceeded to make life a living hell for him in the 1 year they lived together. When all was said and done she lead him straight into temptation, bankruptcy, loss of a job due to her demands and nearly a foreclosure. Then she fought with him incessantly, refused him sex (yes he had the audacity to tell me this once we were divorced), spent any remaining money he had, refused to share in bills, do any housework or even babysit our kids on days my ex had custody. All she wanted to do is have him pay off her debt, her bills, her education and provide a roof over her head with no responsibility on her part. Once he was bankrupt and about to lose the house--she walked away. Left him for yet another MARRIED man who had more money. It was at this point that my ex fell apart crying to me realizing the HUGE mistake he had made. I had already moved on with my life and 6 years later i am now re-married. My current husband absolutely detests when men "trade" their good wives for the "younger woman". He has had friends, acquaintances and men he's barely known make this same mistake and always with disastrous results. He cant understand how some men could be stupid enough to believe that a woman young enough to be their daughters would genuinely be interested or even "in love" with an older married man. In most cases a woman that pursues a married man does whatever she has to in order to manipulate him into believing that she is somehow "better" than his wife. Once this mistress gets what she wants, the man divorces his wife and the mistress becomes an entirely different woman. Withholding sex, spending his money freely, not as "interested" in his so called hobbies as he thought she was etc etc. Case in point when a mistress does all of the above that you listed--it is often a manipulation game to get what she wants out of a man. I treat my current husband with as much love, attention, admiration and yes even including the sexy longerie as most wives that love their husbands. But unlike mistresses we do these things-such as compliment and pursue our husbands, not because we are trying to manipulate them but because we love them. There lies the difference between a mistress's actions and the actions of a devoted wife. I find your suggestions of how wives should follow the lead of mistresses a bit “insulting”.
I have known wives that did all of the above and them some–myself included. I was always a very “adventurous” and “affectionate” wife. For 16 years i supported my now ex-husband physically, emotionally and more. I complimented him regularly, pursued him for intimacy and was a sounding board when things went wrong or right at work. I also involved myself in not some but all of his “hobbies”. And still- when along came a woman half our ages–(she was 22 years old to be exact) who showed interest in him- he was “all over it”. At that point my ex husband decided that we should have an “open” marriage and by that he meant that he should be ENTITLED to a mistress whenever he wanted one. As he put it “where is it written that men should be ‘condemned’ to life his entire life with just one woman”.
And when i asked “what does this woman have that i don’t?” His response was–”she’s young”. In other words–she has a young vagina that i no longer have thanks to age and childbearing.
So you see–for many men who have devoted, faithful, willing, affectionate wives like me it means NOTHING when a young vagina crosses their path.
A year into his affair our 16 year marriage collapsed. I couldnt even stand to be in the home we built together so i moved out. A week later he moved his mistress in and attempted to have her “take my place” believing that because she was younger, somehow she was better and would eventually make a better “wife”. This woman not only aided in wrecking our marriage (since she pursued only married men) but then proceeded to make life a living hell for him in the 1 year they lived together. When all was said and done she lead him straight into temptation, bankruptcy, loss of a job due to her demands and nearly a foreclosure. Then she fought with him incessantly, refused him sex (yes he had the audacity to tell me this once we were divorced), spent any remaining money he had, refused to share in bills, do any housework or even babysit our kids on days my ex had custody. All she wanted to do is have him pay off her debt, her bills, her education and provide a roof over her head with no responsibility on her part. Once he was bankrupt and about to lose the house–she walked away. Left him for yet another MARRIED man who had more money.
It was at this point that my ex fell apart crying to me realizing the HUGE mistake he had made.
I had already moved on with my life and 6 years later i am now re-married.
My current husband absolutely detests when men “trade” their good wives for the “younger woman”.
He has had friends, acquaintances and men he’s barely known make this same mistake and always with disastrous results. He cant understand how some men could be stupid enough to believe that a woman young enough to be their daughters would genuinely be interested or even “in love” with an older married man. In most cases a woman that pursues a married man does whatever she has to in order to manipulate him into believing that she is somehow “better” than his wife. Once this mistress gets what she wants, the man divorces his wife and the mistress becomes an entirely different woman. Withholding sex, spending his money freely, not as “interested” in his so called hobbies as he thought she was etc etc.
Case in point when a mistress does all of the above that you listed–it is often a manipulation game to get what she wants out of a man.
I treat my current husband with as much love, attention, admiration and yes even including the sexy longerie as most wives that love their husbands. But unlike mistresses we do these things-such as compliment and pursue our husbands, not because we are trying to manipulate them but because we love them. There lies the difference between a mistress’s actions and the actions of a devoted wife.

]]> Comment on Daily Walking Word: Praise God Now! by paula moore http://walkingfaithfully.com/2012/02/16/daily-walking-word-praise-god-now/#comment-1055 paula moore Wed, 29 Feb 2012 20:21:21 +0000 http://walkingfaithfully.com/?p=3615#comment-1055 Dear sHeavenly Father, You are my Provider,my Healer,my Strength....I am Because of you. I give you all the Praise and Glorify only you!! In Jesus Name AMEN!!!!! Dear sHeavenly Father, You are my Provider,my Healer,my Strength….I am Because of you. I give you all the Praise and Glorify only you!! In Jesus Name AMEN!!!!!

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