How to Overcome Loneliness When You Want to be Married—Stella Sicilia Testimony
Summary
Loneliness was a constant part of my life. I desperately wanted to be married. Growing up in a large, supportive family, I had always assumed that I would marry at a young age. Years passed. Loneliness plagued me. Still, I remained single. When two of my younger sisters married before me, I questioned why God would allow it. I wondered if I deserved to have a husband like so many other women. I tried to overcome my loneliness, but ultimately found myself questioning whether marriage was in my future. Though I continued to date, a long-lasting relationship never came to be.
As a Partner with Kenneth Copeland Ministries, I realized, in time, that my intense desire to be married was a symptom of a deeper longing in my life—the love I truly craved was that of my Heavenly Father. This realization led me to turn to Jesus and the Word of God in a more personal, profound, and persistent way. I relinquished my dogged pursuit of marriage and instead focused on my pursuit of the Lord. As my relationship with the Lord grew, I eventually came to know true peace and contentment that allowed me to overcome loneliness.
While I remained open to finding the love and companionship of a husband, I no longer allowed the desire to be married to consume my life. Today, I am engaged to a long-time friend, a man who shares my commitment to the Lord and my love of music. Though I admit that the relationship with my fiancé is a wonderful addition to my life, the relationship that brings me the most joy is the one I share with the Lord.
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Loneliness was a constant part of Stella Sicilia’s life. She desperately wanted to be married. Growing up in a large, supportive family, she had always assumed that she would marry at a young age. Years passed. Loneliness plagued her. Still she remained single. When two of Stella’s younger sisters married before her, Stella questioned why God would allow it. Don’t I deserve to have a husband like so many other women? she wondered. She tried to overcome her loneliness, but ultimately found herself questioning whether marriage was in her future. Though she continued to date, a long-lasting relationship never came to be.
As a Partner with Kenneth Copeland Ministries, Stella realized, in time, that her intense desire to be married was a symptom of a deeper longing in her life. The love she truly craved was that of her Heavenly Father. This realization led her to turn to Jesus and the Word of God in a more personal, profound and persistent way. She relinquished her dogged pursuit of marriage and instead focused on her pursuit of the Lord. As her relationship with the Lord grew, she eventually came to know true peace and contentment that allowed her to overcome loneliness.
While Stella remained open to finding the love and companionship of a husband, she no longer allowed the desire to be married to consume her life. Today, Stella is engaged to a long-time friend, a man who shares her commitment to the Lord and her love of music. Though she admits that the relationship with her fiancé is a wonderful addition to her life, the relationship that brings her the most joy is the one she shares with the Lord. This is the perfect video for those who have struggled to overcome loneliness or want to be married.
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