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Marriage is a sacred bond that brings two individuals together in a lifelong commitment. It is not just a legal contract or a social institution; it is a covenant made before God. Unfortunately, in today’s society, the significance of honoring marriage vows and commitments to God has been diminished.

When we enter into marriage, we make promises and vows to our partner, but more importantly, we make them in the presence of God. These vows are not to be taken lightly, as they reflect our commitment to love, honor, and cherish each other for better or worse, in sickness and health, till death do us part.

However, many couples fail to realize the gravity of these promises. They treat marriage as a disposable entity, easily discarded when things get tough. But when we make vows before God, we are entering into a sacred covenant that should be upheld with utmost sincerity and dedication.

God is the foundation of our marriage. He is the one who unites us and blesses our union. When we commit ourselves to our partner and to God, we are inviting Him into our relationship, seeking His guidance and support. By honoring our marriage vows, we are not only being true to our spouse but also to God.

Marriage is not always easy. There will be challenges and obstacles along the way. But it is during these difficult times that our commitment to our vows is tested. It is easy to walk away when things get tough, but true strength lies in staying true to our promises and seeking God’s help to overcome the hurdles.

When we honor our marriage vows, we are setting an example for others to follow. Our commitment to our partner and to God becomes a testimony of our faith and trust in Him. It shows that we value the sacredness of marriage and are willing to put in the effort to make it work.

It is important to remember that marriage is not just about our happiness and fulfillment; it is about glorifying God through our relationship. When we honor our vows and commitments, we are living out the purpose that God has ordained for marriage.

So, how can we ensure that we are being true to our marriage, God, and our vows? Firstly, we must prioritize our relationship with God. By seeking His guidance and wisdom, we can navigate through the challenges of marriage and find strength in Him.

Secondly, communication is key. We must be open and honest with our partner, sharing our thoughts, feelings, and concerns. Through effective communication, we can address issues and work towards resolving them.

Lastly, we must constantly remind ourselves of the promises we made to our partner and to God. By keeping our vows at the forefront of our minds, we can stay committed and dedicated to our marriage.

In conclusion, honoring our marriage vows and commitments to God is of utmost importance. It is not just a legal obligation but a sacred covenant that should be upheld with sincerity and dedication. By being true to our marriage, God, and our vows, we not only strengthen our relationship but also glorify God through our union.

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By Chaplain Howard C Taylor Jr Th.D

Chaplain Howard Colville Taylor Jr started his training in 1982 as a Minister in training at St Paul Missionary under Reverend Maynard. Chaplain Howard Colville Taylor Jr has been a minister, missionary, and Servant of God for most of his life. Chaplain Howard Colville Taylor Jr became disabled on March 16, 2019 due to an incident in Jacksonville Florida working in a permit required confined space in the well deck in a storage tank aboard the IWO JIMA while working for Advance Marine Preservation after taking a job offer at Advance Marine Preservation by Eric Pescinski on of the owners. Multiple people were involved and they refused to give him a copy. Email us any questions, info, or comments concerning you or that situation.Contact any Wake Up Ministries US member for prayers and to answer questions. Keep our Chaplain in your prayers as well. Thank you very much.

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