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Thursday, September 10, 2009
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Saturday, June 6, 2009
God's Design for Marriage
Most people look at marriage just a "legal union" of individual. Some will say that it is your love that matters and marriage is not given an importance at all. If you are already married or planning to get married it is very important that you understand God's design for it and its purpose. This is what I've learned on Chapter 2 of "Love Life for Every Married Couple."
2. Marriage was designed by God to meet the first problem of the human race: loneliness
3. Marriage was planned and decreed to bring happiness, not misery.
Genesis 2:23, When Adam saw Eve she called her bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh because she was taken out of man. Adam feelings shows how dear and important Eve to his life. It is like saying “I finally found the one who complete me, who takes away my loneliness, who will be as dear to me as my own flesh. She is so beautiful! She is perfectly suited to me. She is all I will ever need.”
4. Marriage must begin with a leaving of all other relationships in order to establish a permanent relationship between one man and one woman.
“Therefore shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.”
Genesis 2:24
We must understand, that marriage begins with a leaving: leaving all other relationships. Some couples prefers to continue leaving with their parents which most of time causes conflicts within the relationship. This is necessary so that the man’s full commitment is to his wife and vice versa, wife’s full commitment is to her husband. The man should no longer be dependent to his parents, he can no longer be under their authority. The man is now the head of his own family.
This also means that we must put all other priorities behind like business, career, house, hobbies, talents, interest, or even church work. You should put your marriage as a priority. Unless you are willing to leave all else, you will never develop the thrilling oneness of relationship that God intended for every married couple to enjoy.
5. Marriage requires an inseparable joining of husband and wife through their lifetime.
The next principle that we need to understan from Genesis 2:24 aside from leaving is you must be ready to spend a lifetime cleaving with your partner.
Anything that draws the two of you together and cements your relationship more firmly will be a part of cleaving. Anthing that puts distance between you – mentally or physically – should be avoided because it breaks the divine pattern of marriage.
If you are going to make a decision try to ask these questions to yourself. Will this draw us closer or drive us apart? Will it build our relationship or tear it down? Does it express my love and loyalty to my partner or does it reveal my self-centered individualism?
6. Marriage means oneness in the fullest possible sense, including intimate physical union without shame.
“Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be on flesh. And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed.”
Genesis 2:24-25
For this reason marriage must be monogamous, which means for two people only. God made one woman for one man.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Love Life for Every Married Couple

- We have a good marriage now, but we want to continue to grow in love for each other.
- We have never been in love, not even when first married.
- We have lost the love that we once felt for each other.
- Frankly, I am no longer in love with my partner.
- My partner is indifferent or seems to love someone else.
- We do care about each other, but our marriage is dull.
- I would like to know what I can do to improve our relationship.
- I want to restore our love and save our marriage, but my partner is uncooperative.
- My partner wants a divorce.
- We have serious problems but are agreed on trying to save our marriage.
- Both of us want to learn how to fall in love with each other.
- We're newly weds who want to build a love that will last and become more enjoyable all the time.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Logico Primo
David playing with logico primo.