Couples who pray together, stay together. Best advice I’ve gotten. Hearing one another’s hearts during prayer just brings a beautiful type of intimacy! ❤
The best peice of advice I've ever heard is don't expect your spouse to know what you're thinking or needing. You need to communicate. But somehow it's so easy to forget!
Really genuine down to earth couple. I can really tell you are both still in love. Good choice for this seasoned couple to do this podcast . I’ll be listening for more. ❤
Best Marriage advice is, Get close to God and learn how to serve and cherish your spouse. You will be filled with the power of God, seriously, its amazing. Great Video!
I do believe that God has someone out there for everyone. And so because of that belief I do believe that there is someone out there specific for me to marry. In fact there were more than one suitor at the time I chose and I pray it and told God that I wasn't smart enough to choose the right husband and please show me which one to marry. God answered that prayer. And now we've been married for 41 years. It is my faith in God that kept our marriage together through tough times. Because I trust God and I know He chose right because He cannot make mistakes, when things get hard I rely on Him to give me guidance. We can still blame God if we think we make the decision so it has nothing to do with personal responsibility. It has to do with trust. Do we trust God in our lives? Do we trust Him enough to make those decisions. It is our own disobedience and our own unfaithfulness that cause us to choose wrongly. So I have to respectfully disagree with myth number one. I don't think it's a myth.
I believe that God doesn't preordain our choices, but He does know what our choices will be, and He will use our choices for His will. I also don't believe that it's God's will for everyone to be married. There are many great men of faith throughout the Bible who never married. Daniel, Elijah, John the Baptist, etc.
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Couples who pray together, stay together. Best advice I’ve gotten. Hearing one another’s hearts during prayer just brings a beautiful type of intimacy! ❤
The best peice of advice I've ever heard is don't expect your spouse to know what you're thinking or needing. You need to communicate. But somehow it's so easy to forget!
Really genuine down to earth couple. I can really tell you are both still in love. Good choice for this seasoned couple to do this podcast . I’ll be listening for more. ❤
Best Marriage advice is, Get close to God and learn how to serve and cherish your spouse. You will be filled with the power of God, seriously, its amazing. Great Video!
Marriage only works when both people want it. It's hard, but it's worth it. This was good. Praise Jesus 🙌
Thank you for this video🥰
Good advice
I do believe that God has someone out there for everyone. And so because of that belief I do believe that there is someone out there specific for me to marry. In fact there were more than one suitor at the time I chose and I pray it and told God that I wasn't smart enough to choose the right husband and please show me which one to marry. God answered that prayer. And now we've been married for 41 years. It is my faith in God that kept our marriage together through tough times. Because I trust God and I know He chose right because He cannot make mistakes, when things get hard I rely on Him to give me guidance. We can still blame God if we think we make the decision so it has nothing to do with personal responsibility. It has to do with trust. Do we trust God in our lives? Do we trust Him enough to make those decisions. It is our own disobedience and our own unfaithfulness that cause us to choose wrongly. So I have to respectfully disagree with myth number one. I don't think it's a myth.
I believe that God doesn't preordain our choices, but He does know what our choices will be, and He will use our choices for His will. I also don't believe that it's God's will for everyone to be married. There are many great men of faith throughout the Bible who never married. Daniel, Elijah, John the Baptist, etc.