Have you ever hurt someone else by serving yourself? Has the same ever happened to you? In a society dominated with the YOLO philosophy of “do what you will,” it is no surprise why the death toll of marriages is astronomical. Ultimately, the feel-good foundation most relationships are built on is nothing more than an eggshell.
Given the current crisis of marriage, this evidentiary standard and statement of law is intended to challenge the prevailing societal norms and raise the question whether it is more appropriate to host weddings with the solemnity of funerals, rather than the revelry of a party.
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Do you ever feel like screaming, running or rage quitting whenever a disagreement arises in your relationship? Have you found yourself feeling threatened whenever negative emotions pop up like a whack-a-mole in the middle of your love affair? Do you find—more often than not—a sense of guilt or shame for the way you respond in the heat of the moment?
Law can often be discovered at the center of two extremes. What I am revealing in this post is one of the most hidden, yet powerful laws that unlock unlimited potential—and love.
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Are you angry with your husband because he isn't being a spiritual leader for your home? Have you been complaining to your mother, your sister, or your friends that he refuses to go to church or find a church home for the family? What if his refusal to attend church is actually a form of spiritual leadership?
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Have you been enduring the type of heartbreak that's almost unbearable? That's paralyzing? That tempts you to simply quit and give up on the relationship? Maybe even on life itself?
What if I told you there was a higher purpose for your suffering? And that you have a unique opportunity? What if the pain you have ben living through has a purpose—that you not only become the miracle that you've been praying for, but to become hope for others?
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Have you been in a miserable marriage for a prolonged period of time and you've just accepted that nothing would ever change? You have reluctantly resolved that you'll never really be married? You are simply satisfied that you're doing the right thing by not getting a divorce? Because you are a person of faith and you believe that God hates divorce, you have just accepted that nothing could ever be different or better than what it already is?
Well, what if I told you that a contract of possibility is still available to you?
