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  • sugiggs says
    'Husband ought also to love their own wives as their own bodies' - Ephesians 5:28
  • sugiggs says
    Consider there two scenarios.
  • sugiggs says
    A man's old car begins having serious trouble and he brings it to a mechanic. He is told that the car needs a complete overhaul,
  • sugiggs says
    which is very expensive. He decides to get rid of it and spend his money to buy new vehicle instead. Seems reasonable, right?
  • sugiggs says
    Another man accidentally crushes his hand. He rushes to hospital and has it x-rayed, finding that numerous bones are broken.
  • sugiggs says
    Although frustrated and in pain, he willingly uses his savings to have it doctored and finally back to health over the following months.
  • sugiggs says
    This, too, probably seems reasonable to you.
  • sugiggs says
    The problem within our culture is that marriage is more often treated like the first scenario.
  • sugiggs says
    When your relationship experiences difficulty, you are urged to dump your spouse for a 'newer model'
  • sugiggs says
    The truth is, marriage is more like the second scenario. You are part one another. You would never cut off your hand if it was injured
  • sugiggs says
    but would pay whatever u could afford for the best medical treatment possible. That's because ur hand is priceless. It is part of who u are.
  • sugiggs says
    And so is your mate. Marriage is a beautiful mystery created by God, joining two lives together as one. This not only happens
  • sugiggs says
    physically but spiritually and emotionally.
  • sugiggs says
    When your spouse goes through a tragedy, both of you feel it. When you find success at your job, both of you rejoice.
  • sugiggs says
    When you mistreat your mate, you are also mistreating yourself. So when you attack your mate, it is like attacking your own body.
  • sugiggs says
    It's time to let love change your thinking. It's time for you to realize that your spouse is as much a part of you as your had, eye or heart
  • sugiggs says
    She/He, too, needs to be loved and cherished.
  • sugiggs says
    Don't let the culture around you determine the worth of your marriage. To compare it with something that can be discarded or replaced
  • sugiggs says
    is to dishonor God's purpose for it. That would be like amputating a limb. Instead, it should be a picture of love between two imperfect
  • sugiggs says
    people who choose to love each other regardless.
  • sugiggs says
    When you look at ur mate, you're looking at a part of u. So treat her well. Speak highly of him. Nourish and cherish the love of your life.
  • sugiggs says
    **Today's dare**: What need does your spouse have that you could meet today? Can you run an errand? Give a back rub or foot massage?
  • sugiggs says
    Is there housework you could help with? Choose a gesture that says 'I Cherish you' and do it with smile.
  • sugiggs says
    ----end----
  • sugiggs says
    *What did you choose to show that you cherish your mate? What did you learn from this experience?*
  • sugiggs says
    sugiggs: A nice point of view of marriage.. I like this.
  • BINGo says
    Likes this too
  • Phazey
    if marriage was part of god's plan, why does he make it so hard. If god united a married couple spiritually and emotionally,
  • Phazey
    would the love dare be even necessary?

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