Some of the most painful situations occur when one spouse desperately wants to fix what is broken, but the other is stuck in a pattern of destructive behavior and apparently has no intention of changing. This creates a painful dilemma for the spouse who wants to do the right thing and remain committed to God and his or her marriage vows. ~from HOW TO ACT RIGHT WHEN YOUR SPOUSE ACTS WRONG by Leslie Vernick April says-- If this quote resonates with you or you are experiencing something akin to this right now, let me encourage you to do 2 things: 1) purchase this book- it may make the difference between the success and failure of your marriage and 2) dont give up on your spouse. We walk away in the darkest moments when we are feeling betrayed, broken, hurt, ignored, beaten down, pushed aside or alone but these moments will pass. Life impacting decisions concerning marriage and divorce should be made when we are neither in a high nor low point of life. These choices should also be run by God and through His Word to see if they are in alignment with His desires for your life.
Posted on: Sat, 18 Jan 2014 02:12:30 +0000
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