Thanks brother, just read it out loud to my wife. I will send it off to my two young adult children. One just got married this June. One is proposing this July. Shalom brother
This is not a criticism, these are good observations, but honestly reading things like this are a danger to my joy - they encourage great sadness. One can work diligently and pray for God to restore, redeem, and return years taken by the locust, but there is no guarantee that He will do so. Joy and fulfillment must ultimately come from God. A good marriage is a priceless and (in this age I think) increasingly rare gift that should never be taken for granted by the recipients of such a gift.
Good stuff, Michael!
Thanks brother, just read it out loud to my wife. I will send it off to my two young adult children. One just got married this June. One is proposing this July. Shalom brother
Thank you!
This is not a criticism, these are good observations, but honestly reading things like this are a danger to my joy - they encourage great sadness. One can work diligently and pray for God to restore, redeem, and return years taken by the locust, but there is no guarantee that He will do so. Joy and fulfillment must ultimately come from God. A good marriage is a priceless and (in this age I think) increasingly rare gift that should never be taken for granted by the recipients of such a gift.
Another wedding story 🍋 https://lucialagarrigueaumonier.substack.com/p/fiction-le-grand-mariage-episode?r=7v69pt&utm_medium=ios
Christianity gives the body dignity. God enters material creation, eats, works, suffers, dies, and rises in the flesh.
Wow, this has articulated so much I’ve been searching for and more. Thank you!
Excellent! Many thanks