Hmmm, the big question… So often, wedding vows lose their weight when couples face seasons of intolerance and hardship. Many are quick to say they’ve had enough of the other person, in their own words, “I can’t take it anymore.” But pause for a moment. When you look back and remember the vows you made at the altar, before friends, family, and most importantly, before God, do you truly realize the gravity of that covenant? Marriage is not just a contract; it is a covenant before God, and God Himself is a respecter of covenants (Malachi 2:14). This is where things get controversial. People argue that “this is a new era” and that no one should tolerate being treated unfairly. And yes, I agree, no one should remain in situations that are abusive or life-threatening. But the real question is, have we re-evaluated what we call “unfair”? Is it truly dangerous, or is it our pride, impatience, or ego speaking? Is it worth breaking a covenant with God for something that may not be permanen...
Marriage is one of the most significant commitments a person can make. It is a sacred and lifelong bond that requires love, dedication, and intentional effort. In many cultures and religious traditions, couples are encouraged—or even required—to take a marriage course before walking down the aisle. But is this course truly necessary, or is it just a formality? In this article, we will explore the importance of marriage courses, their benefits, and whether they should be considered an essential preparation step or just a box to check off before the wedding day. What is a Marriage Course? A marriage course is a structured program designed to prepare couples for married life. It typically includes topics such as: Communication skills Conflict resolution Financial planning Roles and responsibilities in marriage Intimacy and emotional connection Parenting and family life Spiritual and religious foundations (if faith-based) These courses can be conducted by churches, marriage...