I know in my own story, that was my issue. We’re hesitant to surrender to Him in this area because either we’ve been told by other people that He’s not interested, or maybe we think we’re disqualified from a God-written love story because of mistakes in the past, or we simply want the control of this area of our lives. Leslie Ludy: One of the reasons I think we don’t often see God-scripted, or God-centered, love stories in our Christian culture today is because so many Christians are hesitant to actually give Him the pen and let Him write the story. Why are There a Lack of Christ-Centered Love Stories? But I want to take a look from a deeper and biblical perspective of why God wants to be at the center of this area of our lives and why He’s interested in writing love stories. The popular view is to take this area of your life into your own hands, script your own story, and then ask for God’s blessing. But there has become so much cynicism in the church of whether God is really interested in writing love stories if that’s a fairy tale, if that’s an unrealistic expectation of God.

Now some of you may know that Eric and I have written a book called When God Writes Your Love Story, so obviously we come from the perspective that God is interested in scripting love stories, even in our modern day.

Today we’re going to tackle a really important question that, I think, a lot of modern Christians are asking: Does God write love stories anymore? Welcome to the Set Apart Girl Podcast: Biblical Encouragement for Women of All Ages. Leslie Ludy: Hey, everyone! It’s Leslie Ludy.

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