Do you still believe in the original standards of biblical marriage?
Going into marriage with a motive can be very deadly, chances are things won't always go your way or as you've planned, that's the reason most marriages crumbles before they even begin.
It's of the utmost importance before embarking on a marriage journey, you sit yourself down, carefully deliberate on these and honestly answer all the deep selfless questions on your mind.
If my wife or husband becomes crippled due to some kind of accident, will I still love him or her? If her breasts was to be removed due to cancer, will I still love her and still be there for her? If her smooth skin was burnt in a fire accident, or she gaines Wight due to child birth, or lose her look due to old age, will I still be madly in love with her, stand and support her unconditionally till death parts us?.
If my dear husband becomes impotent, lose his job, blind or whatever, will I still love him? Will i still be faithful and stick to him till the end?.
God forbid!! I do not wish this on anyone, but let's be honest here, many unplanned and unexpected things happen in marriage. You really need to face the fact that "marriage is filled with uncertainty" and if ever they occur, are you prepared to handle them?, will you still love your spouse, stand by their side, faithfully committed and still execute your marital vows " FOR BETTER OR WORSE, TILL DEATH PARTS YOU?
You don't have to be manipulated, forced or convinced into making these decisive decisions, it has to be done on your own free will. There will always be a strong struggle, conflict, sometimes confusion and this battle for conviction and decisiveness deep within your heart, if whether you're making the right decision or not. Remember love as they say is blind and it can really mess with your head, feelings and sense of reasoning, "so don't mix them up," don't make this decision based on your current feelings, trust me you will grow out of it soon, you will need something more real and stronger if you ever want to continue sustaining your marriage.
You need to be sure you seriously and selflessly made an uncompressed decision to these questions, before you tie the knot of entering the journey of no return at the altar.
Be transparently honest with yourself. If you can't love them in very tough situations, your choice of a partner needs a serious assessment. God bless you.
Going into marriage with a motive can be very deadly, chances are things won't always go your way or as you've planned, that's the reason most marriages crumbles before they even begin.
It's of the utmost importance before embarking on a marriage journey, you sit yourself down, carefully deliberate on these and honestly answer all the deep selfless questions on your mind.
If my wife or husband becomes crippled due to some kind of accident, will I still love him or her? If her breasts was to be removed due to cancer, will I still love her and still be there for her? If her smooth skin was burnt in a fire accident, or she gaines Wight due to child birth, or lose her look due to old age, will I still be madly in love with her, stand and support her unconditionally till death parts us?.
If my dear husband becomes impotent, lose his job, blind or whatever, will I still love him? Will i still be faithful and stick to him till the end?.
God forbid!! I do not wish this on anyone, but let's be honest here, many unplanned and unexpected things happen in marriage. You really need to face the fact that "marriage is filled with uncertainty" and if ever they occur, are you prepared to handle them?, will you still love your spouse, stand by their side, faithfully committed and still execute your marital vows " FOR BETTER OR WORSE, TILL DEATH PARTS YOU?
You don't have to be manipulated, forced or convinced into making these decisive decisions, it has to be done on your own free will. There will always be a strong struggle, conflict, sometimes confusion and this battle for conviction and decisiveness deep within your heart, if whether you're making the right decision or not. Remember love as they say is blind and it can really mess with your head, feelings and sense of reasoning, "so don't mix them up," don't make this decision based on your current feelings, trust me you will grow out of it soon, you will need something more real and stronger if you ever want to continue sustaining your marriage.
You need to be sure you seriously and selflessly made an uncompressed decision to these questions, before you tie the knot of entering the journey of no return at the altar.
Be transparently honest with yourself. If you can't love them in very tough situations, your choice of a partner needs a serious assessment. God bless you.
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