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Marriage is not about one person is a Journey of Sacrifice and Partnership Marriage is often seen as the union of two individuals in love, a celebration of a lifelong commitment, and a promise to stand by each other through thick and thin. While the notion of love and companionship is paramount in a successful marriage, one must not overlook the profound importance of sacrifice. Marriage is not for me; it is a partnership built on mutual sacrifices, even in the tiniest of things, that extends to eternity. The Power of Sacrifice Sacrifice is a word often misunderstood in the context of marriage. It doesn't mean losing oneself but rather giving up something for the greater good of the relationship. It's about putting the needs and happiness of your partner on par with your own, and sometimes even before your own. This willingness to make sacrifices is a cornerstone of a strong and enduring marriage. Sacrificing Ego for Compromise One of the most significant sacrifices in marriage...

  Marriage, a divine institution, is a sacred bond between two individuals that encompasses emotional, spiritual, and physical connection. One crucial aspect that contributes to the strength and vitality of a marital relationship is sexual intimacy. The Bible, a guide for Christian living, offers insightful perspectives on the importance of sex within the context of marriage. Let's delve into this topic by examining relevant scriptures and understanding the profound significance of sexual intimacy in marriage.   Genesis 2:24 - The Two Shall Become One Flesh The foundation of the marital relationship is rooted in the creation narrative found in Genesis. In Genesis 2:24 (ESV), it is written, "Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh." This verse underscores the depth of unity that marriage entails. The phrase "one flesh" signifies not only the emotional and spiritual bond but also the physical...

  The Unbreakable Bonds of Marriage Introduction: Marriage, a sacred union between two individuals, is a profound commitment built on a foundation of love, trust, and mutual respect. While every marriage is unique, certain fundamental elements serve as the bonds that hold couples together through the ups and downs of life. In this article, we explore the key factors that contribute to the strength and longevity of marital relationships. 1. Love and Emotional Connection: Love is beautiful "Love is beautiful when you move from just feeling to caring ".   At the heart of every successful marriage lies a deep and enduring love between partners. Love fosters emotional intimacy, compassion, and empathy, enabling couples to weather storms and celebrate joys together. Nurturing love through open communication, shared experiences, and acts of kindness helps couples forge an unbreakable bond. 2. Trust and Honesty: First chapter "Honesty is the first chapter in the book of love...

Ways to level Up the bonding in your marriage. You may associate bonding with your partner with the early stages of your relationship. But whether you're six months or six years in, there are always more opportunities to grow closer with your partner. Learning how to bond in a relationship can be a lifelong pursuit, but it definitely doesn't have to be difficult. There's a difference between struggling and putting effort into your relationship. With bonding, sometimes it will just take a little bit of conscious effort. Bonding with your partner takes work, Sometimes ‘bonding work’ feels easy and sometimes it feels difficult. Bonding with your partner feels easy when it flows out of shared interests, hobbies, or experiences. So if you can identify what little ways you're already sharing with your partner, you may be a step closer to bonding even more  and potentially growing your love and connection. You don't need to ask each other the 36 questions that lead to love...

MARRIAGE A BED OF ROSES OR A BED OF THORNS Marriage a bed of roses or a bed of thorns  Marriage is a beautiful thing, it is an institution built on love and affection first before any other virtue.  In life, you don't get to choose your parents, siblings, relatives and even children but marriage gives you that opportunity to choose someone you want to spend the rest of your life with, based on love. Since the foundation of marriage is love (which means that you have an affection for each other)it should be a bed of roses which requires serious preparation. Most prepare for the ceremony and channel their energy, time and finances to the occasion which when covered or well taken care, they believe they are prepared for marriage. I'm particular about the neglected preparation which makes marriage a bed of roses.  These are: * Emotional preparedness: Study emotional intelligence. * Mental preparedness: Have a positive and right mindset about marriage. * Physical...

Say no to Lesbianism We are now entering the 21st century – 6,000 years since God created man. Are God’s people still walking in the ways God originally intended for mankind? I think there are many of God’s people who no longer understand God’s original plan. It is so easy for us to become assimilated to the current trend around us, isn’t it? The sin of Gay and Lesbian is eating up the society because of the lust of flesh and the wickedness of Man.  All women face certain health risks; those who identify as lesbian or bisexual as well as women who have sex with women, have some specific health concerns. Matthew 19:8, "But from the beginning it was not so." WHAT MARRIAGE IS IN THE BIBLE: An intimate and complementing union between a man and a woman in which the two become one physically, in the whole of life. The purpose of marriage is to reflect the relationship of the Godhead and to serve him. Although the fall has marred the divine purpose and function of m...