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Old love is the most suggestive love of all because it suggests that the whole of us is actually known and we are still wholeheartedly loved.
If I wanted Him, then I wanted what He had for me. What He had for me was this marriage. This impossible marriage.
It’s a relationship that is beautifully flawed, continually worked on, and sealed in sacrifice.
Choice is where it started, but prayer was the continual next step to be able to pull it off, especially when things were the hardest.
The challenge for the vows is to fall in love with the stranger to whom you find yourself married.
There is a future awaiting you where the memories of grief will pass.
You’ve known what it’s like to have words spoken over you—some of which you’ll never forget.
There are parts of our stories we desperately wish were different.
That the marriage of two imperfect people is the perfect recipe for God’s glory to manifest itself to a longing world.
He has more plans for you than you have for yourself.
We know the good that comes from being known, and we are no longer afraid of it.
“I know He’s real. I’ve seen how He’s worked in my life.”
There is no better place to display the gospel than smack dab in the center of your marriage.
Marriage isn’t about staying happy — marriage is about staying growing.
Without the vertical—without God in first place—we search for life where there is no life.
