A wedding ceremony is just a day, but to stay married, it takes a lifetime commitment. It is better to be single and trust God to be married than to be married and pray to God to be single.
Marriage is not for the weak, marriage is for the strong, and as a matter of fact, if you are not prepared for marriage, it is better to be single than risk a generation to your carelessness and lackadaisical attitude
Marriage is a significant milestone in any relationship, marking the transition from a committed partnership to a lifelong bond. The wedding day is often filled with joy and celebration, but the real journey begins afterward
My question for you is: HOW PREPARED ARE YOU FOR THE JOURNEY AHEAD?
Have you built enough stamina to withstand the pressure that comes with being married?
I was listening to a teaching by Brother Gbile Akaani of peace house in Gboko Benue State, Nigeria. He said in his teaching that he was invited to minister in a program many years ago.
After his sermon, a man walked up to him and said, ‘Where were you in the year 1940 when I was about to make the decision of who to marry?
If I had listened to your message back then, I wouldn’t have married the woman under my roof now!
Brother Gbile Akaani said the man left his presence with tears and he could not even help the mans predicament
Be intentional in choosing your life partner, do not hand over the decision of life partner to another man; you can only seek for their advice and guidance. anything you overlook during courtship or dating that is toxic, you will pay for it when you both get married to each other
Love is not blind! you can repeat this phrase a million times: (LOVE IS NOT BLIND)
Any love you think is blind now will be open in marriage, Do not over look anything that can be corrected or else that very thing you over look will become unbearable cross that may end your life or lead you both to divorce each other
Let me end these counsel of mine with these phrase that say, ‘ When you marry right, you marry a prayer partner but when you marry wrong, you marry a prayer point
Think twice before you say, I DO
