Unequally Yoked Relationships | Part 1

Hey Sis! Sometimes it's not complicated you might be unequally yoked.
Being equally yoked is not only about marrying a believer, it's also about being aligned with purpose and vision. #waitonthelord
The purpose of light is to shine and darkness is to dim both cant serve the same purpose without cancelling out each other.
In this series we are exploring scriptures and examples of being unequally yoked in a relationship.
In the scripture , Paul uses imagery of farmers connecting two oxen together with a yoke around their necks to plow fields or carry loads. Because horses and oxen are different in various aspects like size, strength, purpose, and ability, it was advised not to yoke them together. If yoked together, one animal would try to dominate and lead the other in the wrong direction, hindering the plowing of the field.#unequallyyoked
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[@nailahrenee]

Hey Guys! Part 2 will be uploaded soon! In the meantime I wanna hear from you..ever realized you were unequally yoked?

[@magueysunset]

Good points. For me, I learned that the longer I spent in a bad relatioship, the more it became a part of my identity. There was a meditation book called 30 Days to Overcome A Toxic Relationship by Harper Daniels that I liked a lot.

[@nailahrenee]

Thanks so much for sharing! I’m sorry you went through that. I agree oftentimes our relationships can shape our identity and God sends people to remind us who we are in Christ and whose we are 🙏🏽