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All of us go
through a stage where we assume we’re a boyfriend or girlfriend away
from having it all. We believe that if we could find our “true love,”
all the issues that bring us down will fade into the background. We
believe that love, peace, and joy will flood into our lives and give us
our “happily ever after.”
Falling in love and being in love is awesome, but if we think a
relationship is what will save us from loneliness, low self-esteem, and
purposelessness, we’re just wrong. No matter how good, godly, and
healthy a relationship may be, it cannot fully satisfy the deeper
spiritual hungers within you. To enter into any relationship with the
expectation that it will be the key to a happy life is to place an
idolatrous, unhealthy, and unrealistic expectation on it.
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This
expectation will only suffocate any potential for the relationship to
grow in a healthy way. We must never ask or assume another person can
provide what only God can. When we stop looking to a relationship to be
the key that will unlock the potential of our lives, we open up space
for healthy relationships to emerge into what they are meant to be.
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