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The Best of Both
There’s Three
A Three-Way Relationship
You and your spouse hit a rocky road. Who’s to blame?
- It’s all the other one’s fault
- I’m more right than he/she is
- I’m part of the problem, yeah
- Guilty!
Invite God into your relationship. He’ll keep it fair and honest
1 Chronicles 28:9 (NIRV)
The Lord looks deep down inside every heart.
He understands every desire and every thought.
Sheltering Marriage
Hebrews 13:4 (ESV)
Let marriage be held in honor among all.
How do we honor marriage? Focus on the Family* puts it this way:
“. . . it involves recognizing the beauty and worth of your relationship with your spouse and then doing something to put that recognition and appreciation into action. It’s about dedication, heart and soul, to building strong foundational qualities into your marriage relationship.”
Honor your marriage. Strengthen it. Protect it. Shelter it.
Lord Jesus, teach us to see our marriages as a reflection of Your relationship to Your Church. Amen.
*Focus on the Family’s website offers free articles, videos and an assessment to strengthen your relationship, along with links to buy books or enroll in seminars and retreats.
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Overflowing Abundance
Abundantly Foolish
Abundant Simplicity
1 Timothy 6:6 (MSG)
A devout life does bring wealth,
but it’s the rich simplicity
of being yourself before God.
Abundant Mercy
“Prosperity is a great mercy,
but adversity is a greater one,
if it brings us to Christ.”
J. C. Rylie (1816-1900)
Abundant Praise
Do you have enough? More than enough? Or do you need more?
• There’s never quite enough
• I’m good
• I have more than is good for me
Think of people around the world. Think of people through the ages. Would those folks like to have what you have? Would you want to trade places with them? In truth, most of us have more than we need. We have plenty. Abundance.
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