The Mystery in Marriage
Submitted by theshovelHello my friends!
This week on the ShovelAudio program, Adam and I discuss the mystery behind the joining of a man and woman in marriage. It will be the first of a least a three-part series on marriage. I have uploaded the audio file to the shovel website, and it's available either to listen to online as well as to download to your ipod or your computer, as it's an MP3. Please join us. We also love to get feedback, which can be input on the website. Here is the link to this week's ShovelAudio:
The Joining of Two: the Purpose of Marriage
The Mystery in Marriage
In our modern world, marriage isn't often considered much of a mystery. For some, it's the next step in a relationship; for others, it may simply be a convenience. However you view it. marriage more than not attests to something other than true love. After all, more than half end in divorce. As to the rest, who can say how many ride the roller-coaster of broken promises? How many exist as little more than psychological divorce? I realize I paint a bleak picture, and even though I might enjoy a good love story, I'm not much for romanticizing a facade. Nevertheless, in spite of the overwhelming failure evident throughout history, I still declare that marriage testifies to a mystery.
If you want to hear more, check out the ShovelAudio program entitled: The Joining of Two: the Purpose of Marriage
Jim :)
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Hello Pete,
Thanks for commenting. You bring up some valid concerns, but interestingly you didn't touch upon the mystery of marriage that I alluded to. I certainly agree with you that today's perception is totally warped. But then again as the world cannot understand the things of God, that warped perception, in one form or another, has been among us from the beginning. What I'm suggesting is that when society accepted the premise of the husband's leadership in marriage, even according to Biblical expectations, the whole reality of marriage may have just as easily been misunderstood.
Jim :)
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