The reason I think so is because if you took facebook away, and did nothing else for your marriage, then you would still have the same problems as you did before.
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The reason I think so is because if you took facebook away, and did nothing else for your marriage, then you would still have the same problems as you did before.
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But it can also be a place where you can get too wrapped up in what others lives "look" like online, and start heading down the slippery slope of coveting and lust…whether it be a person, another marriage, a job, someone's friendships. The list goes on and on and on.

It also has a sense of instant gratification to it that is dangerous. You post your status on FB or Twitter and almost immediately someone replies or interacts. Can ease awkwardness in relationships for those of us who are wallflowers since you don't normally associate with those people day to day and the feeling of acceptance can be heightened.

My hubby and I have had conversations around what is too much to share, what is too personal, and what the boundaries are to reach others with God's glory while still protecting the ones we love and protecting our hearts.

Most of what I share has to do with God's redemption in my life and I do have my hubby read through to make sure he is ok with what I am writing. I try not to compare myself to others and I rarely post anything I am currently working through that would cause feelings to be hurt or cause division in the body.

My hubby has access to all my emails, passwords and vice versa, and I also have time limits in place so I don't get too caught up in the online world. It could be easy to fall into the not living life in the real world with the people God has placed in my life to minister.

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But it can also be a place where you can get too wrapped up in what others lives "look" like online, and start heading down the slippery slope of coveting and lust…whether it be a person, another marriage, a job, someone's friendships. The list goes on and on and on.

It also has a sense of instant gratification to it that is dangerous. You post your status on FB or Twitter and almost immediately someone replies or interacts. Can ease awkwardness in relationships for those of us who are wallflowers since you don't normally associate with those people day to day and the feeling of acceptance can be heightened.

My hubby and I have had conversations around what is too much to share, what is too personal, and what the boundaries are to reach others with God's glory while still protecting the ones we love and protecting our hearts.

Most of what I share has to do with God's redemption in my life and I do have my hubby read through to make sure he is ok with what I am writing. I try not to compare myself to others and I rarely post anything I am currently working through that would cause feelings to be hurt or cause division in the body.

My hubby has access to all my emails, passwords and vice versa, and I also have time limits in place so I don't get too caught up in the online world. It could be easy to fall into the not living life in the real world with the people God has placed in my life to minister.

My recent post The God of Second Chances and Giveaway-