Unity of Purpose - The love relationship you truly desire

'Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble' - Ecclesiastes 4:9-10

The reason scriptures advocate that two people are better than one is because there is an assumption that two people who are together can help each other get back up if one person falls. Where two people are together however, but can't help each other get back up, I can't say those are the two people scriptures say are better off than one.

To really fulfill the advantage scripture sees in two people being better off than one, the both of them would have to be going in the same direction, for the same purpose. And I believe these are the kind of 'two people' scriptures speak of. Two people who are of similar vision, and ideologies. Two people who can pick each other up in life’s journey. Two people who can really help each other succeed. 

I've never really been able to separate 'Purpose' from 'Relationships'. Can two walk together except they agree?

As a believer, your purpose, 'The why', God sent you here is your core business on earth, everything else has to be done to foster that purpose, including dating relationships, and ultimately marriage. If you're reading this, you most likely care about being in a fulfilling relationship, and you have a walk with God. Allow me suggest to you that you are not ready for a relationship until you know your purpose and are secure in your calling. You also do not want that relationship if you already know your purpose and that relationship does not look like a vehicle to foster that purpose.

What am I saying exactly? Take a break from seeking out a relationship, and focus on finding out what your purpose and calling is. If you already know those, answer this for yourself, "is the relationship I am after going to be a unifying of two people who can help each other succeed?". You genuinely do not want to be the one in a relationship where 'Two are not better than one".

In her interview with Unity of Purpose, Ella speaks of proximity and influence as overriding factors that makes romantic relationships crucial to fulfilling life purpose. Read her interview here

If you would love to join a bunch of believers who are walking in God's original design for relationships, click here. I would be delighted to have you join us.

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Till next time! Stay thriving and trusting.

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  1. T19 August 2020 at 03:04

    This is really interesting! And needs to be louder. It’s so bad that even believers go into relationships because they feel it would make them valid and by then they would discover their purpose and hope to do it with that person. And as such the person calls the shot in their lives. Meanwhile that relationship is making them blind to who they really are. God help us!

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