loolalooh
Well-Known Member
I need a little pick me up.
Discuss a situation where you trusted God's plan despite what was occurring in the natural world.
Example (real story): A single woman who was 36-ish and without children. Her biological clock is ticking according to "statistics". Her doctor tells her she better stop waiting for a "husband" to come along and just go to the sperm bank if she wants to have kids. The woman says she knows God's plan for her (i.e., husband and kids) and going to the sperm is not part of the plan. I met the woman when she was 42 and pregnant with her first child. She had met her husband a year before. Despite what statistics and even her own doctor were saying, this woman trusted God's plan for her. Almost 6 years she waited.
Discuss a situation where you trusted God's plan despite what was occurring in the natural world.
Example (real story): A single woman who was 36-ish and without children. Her biological clock is ticking according to "statistics". Her doctor tells her she better stop waiting for a "husband" to come along and just go to the sperm bank if she wants to have kids. The woman says she knows God's plan for her (i.e., husband and kids) and going to the sperm is not part of the plan. I met the woman when she was 42 and pregnant with her first child. She had met her husband a year before. Despite what statistics and even her own doctor were saying, this woman trusted God's plan for her. Almost 6 years she waited.
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