Uncommon Marriage

Marriage conflict - does the issue at hand belong in front of you or behind you? The devil will try to pull things up from our past and put it in front of us where it no longer belongs, and wants to put what we need to deal with behind us so that we no longer see it. Are you dealing with something that has already been healed? Are you ignoring something that requires your attention? Where exactly does your conflict belong? - Danny Delgado

Philippians 3:13 No, dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it, but I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead,

I did. I do. I always will.

At our wedding ceremony, I chose you to be my spouse.
I promised to live with you according to God’s holy Word.
On that life-changing day, I promised to love you, to comfort you, to honor and keep you.
I swore to stand by you for better or worse, in sickness and in health.
At our wedding I renounced all others and promised to give myself to only you, so long as we both shall live.

The pastor said, “Will you take this one?”...and I did.

Today, I choose you to be my spouse.
I promise to continue living with you according to God’s holy Word.
On this ordinary day of our life together, I promise to continue loving you, respecting you, comforting you, cherishing you, honoring you, and keeping you.
Today, I am standing by you for better or worse, in sickness and in health.
Today and every day, I renounce all others. I will take every thought captive.
I give myself to you and only you, so long as we both shall live. I choose you. I choose us.

People may ask, “Will you take this one?”...and, you must know, I do.

Tomorrow and every day God gives us, I will choose you to be my spouse.
I will continue living with you according to God’s holy Word.
Every day we share by God’s grace, I promise to always love you, to always comfort you, to always honor and keep you.
As long as I have breath, I will stand by you for better or worse, in sickness and in health.
I will always renounce all others and always give myself to only you, so long as we both shall live.

Our grandchildren may ask, “Will you take this one?”...and, you can count on this, I always will.

I did. I do. I always will.