Comments on: Couple Insights: Misi and Tisha Simms – “There is Power in Prayer” http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/2010/02/couple-insights-misi-and-tisha-simms-there-is-power-in-prayer/ Trust God! Love Yourself! Grow Together! Tue, 03 Apr 2012 08:15:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: marlonsmith http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/2010/02/couple-insights-misi-and-tisha-simms-there-is-power-in-prayer/comment-page-1/#comment-164 marlonsmith Mon, 01 Mar 2010 20:19:57 +0000 http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/?p=430#comment-164 Misi and Tisha, your statement, "Being interested in who my spouse is, and that includes taking an active role to know my spouse’s dreams, hopes, desires, and fears" is truly profound. Sometimes in the "BUSY-ness" of life, it's easy to get caught up in our hectic schedules causing us to miss out on those special moments of connection with our spouse. Thank you for the reminder of the importance of INTENTIONALLY pursuing a deeper relationship with my wife. Misi and Tisha, your statement, “Being interested in who my spouse is, and that includes taking an active role to know my spouse’s dreams, hopes, desires, and fears” is truly profound. Sometimes in the “BUSY-ness” of life, it's easy to get caught up in our hectic schedules causing us to miss out on those special moments of connection with our spouse. Thank you for the reminder of the importance of INTENTIONALLY pursuing a deeper relationship with my wife.

]]> By: marlonsmith http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/2010/02/couple-insights-misi-and-tisha-simms-there-is-power-in-prayer/comment-page-1/#comment-90 marlonsmith Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:19:57 +0000 http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/?p=430#comment-90 Misi and Tisha, your statement, "Being interested in who my spouse is, and that includes taking an active role to know my spouse’s dreams, hopes, desires, and fears" is truly profound. Sometimes in the "BUSY-ness" of life, it's easy to get caught up in our hectic schedules causing us to miss out on those special moments of connection with our spouse. Thank you for the reminder of the importance of INTENTIONALLY pursuing a deeper relationship with my wife. Misi and Tisha, your statement, “Being interested in who my spouse is, and that includes taking an active role to know my spouse’s dreams, hopes, desires, and fears” is truly profound. Sometimes in the “BUSY-ness” of life, it's easy to get caught up in our hectic schedules causing us to miss out on those special moments of connection with our spouse. Thank you for the reminder of the importance of INTENTIONALLY pursuing a deeper relationship with my wife.

]]> By: Delisa J http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/2010/02/couple-insights-misi-and-tisha-simms-there-is-power-in-prayer/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Delisa J Tue, 23 Feb 2010 11:23:08 +0000 http://www.marlonandsyreeta.com/?p=430#comment-79 Wow, I love this topic. This couple has the key! Prayer should be a major factor in how we relate to one another. It is essential, not only, to our relationship with our Father BUT it is also key in our romantic relationships.<br><br>As a single Christian woman, I have to be prayerful about my responses to men who try to pursue me. I would not consider having a relationship with a man who is not saved, but even more specifically, one who doesn't spend time in prayer. It's that desire and longing for a connection to our God that should motivate us in our daily activities. All too often, people enter into committed relationships/ marriages based on their emotional and physical desires. It is imperative for us to stay connected to the Lord to get His direction.<br><br>Prayer is a very intimate thing. God has blessed us to be relational with Him ...and others. If we don't seek His direction/ guidance in our relationship and marriages, we could very easily lose the connection that brought us together in the first place. Prayer will help to strengthen a marriage.<br><br><br>Thank you Marlon and Syreeta for your blog. I don't usually comment, but the topics and discussions have been very insightful. Jesus is really using your relationship to minister to others. You two are such blessings! I love you, cuz! Wow, I love this topic. This couple has the key! Prayer should be a major factor in how we relate to one another. It is essential, not only, to our relationship with our Father BUT it is also key in our romantic relationships.

As a single Christian woman, I have to be prayerful about my responses to men who try to pursue me. I would not consider having a relationship with a man who is not saved, but even more specifically, one who doesn't spend time in prayer. It's that desire and longing for a connection to our God that should motivate us in our daily activities. All too often, people enter into committed relationships/ marriages based on their emotional and physical desires. It is imperative for us to stay connected to the Lord to get His direction.

Prayer is a very intimate thing. God has blessed us to be relational with Him …and others. If we don't seek His direction/ guidance in our relationship and marriages, we could very easily lose the connection that brought us together in the first place. Prayer will help to strengthen a marriage.

Thank you Marlon and Syreeta for your blog. I don't usually comment, but the topics and discussions have been very insightful. Jesus is really using your relationship to minister to others. You two are such blessings! I love you, cuz!

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