“It’s Time Out For Playing House”

Peace be unto you Beloved.

You know in the Bible Proverbs 18:22 (NLT) says:
22 The man who finds a wife finds a treasure, and he receives favor from the Lord. And Proverbs 12:4 (NLT) says:
4 A worthy wife is a crown for her husband,
but a disgraceful woman is like cancer in his bones.

Beloved, it’s time out for playing house. God ordains marriage. One of the biggest steps a man or a woman will ever make in their life is getting married. Becoming a husband or wife is a “huge” decision with massive responsibilities that also encompasses accountability, and dependability. Within those three elements, morals and faith are essential. They are the platform for marriage. Now, a marriage will only sustain through the weather of life if the man and the woman use the tools God has blessed them with.

And we all know God does not use immoral tools.

Beloved, according to the Bible (God’s Words) marriage is the definitive stage of correlation between a man and woman. It is the crucial manifestation of obligation. The wedding band represents an endless love, and it also announces publicaly and “continually” that the man and the woman are voicing that they have made their selection, they are in love and committed, loyal and dedicated, to a very extraordinary person.

Beloved, anyone can be in a relationship behind closed doors, but a marriage requires eyewitnesses. Ladies and gentlemen, if you didn’t get the memo, the ring is the indication to commitment.

A man or woman can walk away from a relationship anytime they choose. But a marriage needs authorization. One stamp of approval won’t get the job done. Marriage is a legal bond that is tightly secured, willingly and jointly between a man and a woman “together” to fortify them during difficult and challenging times. The Bible says in Ecclesiastes 4:12: “Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.”

Beloved, all marriages need help at some point or another. Mark 10:9 says: “Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.”

In a relationship a man or woman is basically still their own boss, but a marriage requires
co-management. A relationship allows a man or a woman to live apart, but marriage brings them together.

Beloved, it’s time out for playing house.

Have a blessed day.

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