The Unfair Task Of Remembering Your Spouse Is Not The Enemyођ For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. — eph. 6:12. i’m continuing my series. Marriage is not a competition. too much conflict in marriage does not create a safe or fun relationship. “if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand.”. mark 3:25. the dice went flying across the room. a friendly game of yahtzee had just turned bad. sad to say that was me that hit the box and sent the dice through the air.
The Unfair Task Of Remembering Your Spouse Is Not The Enemyођ In the difficult and challenging days of marriage, we have to choose to walk in ruthless trust in god’s goodness and his plans. when life gets hard and our spouse is beginning to feel like our enemy, we need to remember and believe that this husband or wife is god’s very best for us, his gift to us. psalm 18:30 (niv) says, “as for god. Commit with your spouse to seeing them well, even in the midst of the conflict. the accusations might be coming through your spouse, but they do not come from your spouse. invite the lord to minister to your heart. if you cannot get unstuck from an ongoing struggle, remember that you’re both doing the best that you can and seek to love. Your spouse is not the enemy. back to the drama in the garden of eden. remember now, god gave us this story of the first marriage to help us get our bearings. it provides some very essential categories for navigating our marriages — like how gender is so fundamental to our identity, and how we were made for paradise. 9 they’re always looking for praise. if your partner helping is out of the ordinary, don’t be surprised if they look for praise after completing the smallest task, cramer says. while it’s.
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