Kalamazoo First Assembly of God
Do you remember your wedding vows? Wedding vows are arguably the most important aspect of a wedding ceremony. They proclaim the feelings of your heart and the depth of your commitment to both God and your spouse. In most traditional vows, there is a very important phrase that is sometimes overlooked…
“From this day forward”
In just four words, there is a declaration of the transition that is taking place.
From this point in history, we are no longer operating on our own.
From this location, we chose to no longer walk on our own.
In this moment, we are two minds with a single thought, two hearts that beat as one.
This day is the blending of our two lives, the union of our two natures.
June is the time of our annual marriage series, and our focus is not only to embrace the sacred vows we made on our wedding day, but to determine to accept it as a continual challenge. Invite family. Invite friends. Together, we’ll move toward more marital health, “From this day forward.”
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Psalm 119:1 MSG
The gospel isn't just information we share; it's a promise we receive and live in.
#FromThisDaySeries
In marriage, there's no such thing as a ME issues; only WE issues.
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There are ME changes that create WE changes; The ME must change for the WE to be blessed.
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“Don't focus on what your spouse isn't. Continue to grow into who you are supposed to be.” Craig Groeschel
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“Are you the person, the person you're looking for, is looking for.” Andy Stanley
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When you focus on some else’s faults, you have no time fixing yours.
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3 Questions about “change”:
1. Are we more passionate about being right than we are about being healthy?
2. Are we more passionate about getting what we want than getting what we need?
3. Are we more passionate about seeing change in our spouse than experiencing change in our lives?
