And The Two Shall Be One

This episode briefly looks at the fallacy of the desire to control another and the result of allowing oneself to be controlled by another. We are free moral agents that have been blessed with the awesome gift of free will—the ability to choose for oneself. Let there be no force within your marriage for that breeds resentment. Choose the way of respect and choice. You will be happier for doing so.

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Should I allow myself to be controlled by my spouse? If not, how then shall we be one?

“Happy marriage, happy life!” Make the right choices and watch as your marriage blooms. Or, choose to do wrong and watch as it crumbles before your eyes. The choice is your. You decide.

Our challenge is to love our spouses unconditionally. Are we being asked to do something that is impossible? No! Learning to embrace our differences—yours and your spouse’s—will go a long way in making this possible. Enjoy your spouse. Enjoy your marriage. GOD bless your marriage.

We can accomplish nothing without first coming to a firm decision to do it. That’s how it is with loving your spouse. Decide to love and see how your love can transform an ornery spouse.

Do you have the power? What power are you taking into your marriage? The details of the podcast is an eye opener and should cause some serious self-examination. Then plug into the right kind of power that will energize your marriage.

Love, like character, is best seen in the midst of adversity. This principle is steadfast and unwavering and no amount of disrespect, perceived or real, will change its components. When properly exercised love changes its recipient.

“Love is not something that you say, it’s something that you do.” — Clint Black. Let’s make love with kind acts and words.

It is said that “Teeth and tongue must meet,” but you don’t have to be nasty about it. Even when disagreements arise in marriages you can choose appropriate words and behaviors.