What Seven Years Taught us in Marriage
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What Seven Years Taught us in Marriage
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About this listen
In this anniversary episode, we reflect on our marriage through the lens of the biblical creation story, where God formed beauty, order, and purpose out of what was once formless and void. Scripture reminds us that perfection is not instant, but intentional, shaped over time through patience, structure, and commitment.
We share seven pillars that have formed the bedrock of our marriage:
Communication, Covenant-Level Commitment, Patience, Allowing Space for Individual Growth, Avoiding Unrealistic Expectations, Mutual Respect, and Friendship. These pillars mirror the stages of creation, each necessary, each purposeful, each building toward rest, maturity, and alignment.
This is not a story of arrival, but of becoming.
A reminder that being one in marriage does not mean growing at the same pace in every season, and that love deepens when grace is given room to work.
Seven years in, we’re still under construction, but firmly established.
This conversation is for couples, believers, and anyone who understands that the most meaningful things in life are built, not rushed.