![]() Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 While singing this verse with 170 Vacation Bible School kids, we literally LEANED sideways, as if we were falling into the word "lean." Even though it was taught to children, it is absolutely a song for us all. It's truly what takes us through life, the thick and the thin. Lean on the Lord. There is no doubt that even the best of marriages struggle at some point(s). Struggles can be with trust, communication and understanding. To truly give oneself to another is very challenging; just as challenging as understanding God's love for us. How could He really love each of us so much and so completely, when sometimes we can hardly do that with our own spouse, or even our own selves? We tend to Lean only on our understanding instead of balancing our lives with our spouse's understanding. Maybe we rarely give acknowledgement to who purposely brought us together. ![]() And our paths? Can they always be straight? Marriages and life are a winding, sometimes narrow, sometimes WIDE path. In our marriages, we must acknowledge that He has brought us together. We must trust that He will show us the way. We must Lean on Him to show us where He wants to take our relationship. We must trust that what we experience in our marriage is only to make us better. We must, together, share the belief that our path will never be completely straight in our view, but that The Path That Lies Ahead will be the one chosen for us, to share completely together. ![]() 1) What do we struggle with most in our marriage? Do we each struggle with the same things? 2) Do we Lean on the Lord to support & help our marriage? 3) Do we walk the path together? Are we on the same team?
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