If you long for a marriage that is both meaningful and lasting, you’re not alone. Regardless of your vocation, stage of life, or marital status — whether single, newly married, or many years along — today I want to share with you 7 Insights for a Meaningful and Long-Lasting Marriage. Jeana and I have discovered these insights together for over forty-eight years.

Welcome to Podcast #60. After conversations with my wife, Jeana, on this week’s podcast, I will share “7 Insights For A Meaningful and Long-Lasting Marriage” with you. Before I do this, I must share with you the importance of each of you subscribing to our podcast, the audio version on any podcast platform, and/or the video version on YouTube. Also, please rate the show today as soon as you complete this podcast.

This past Sunday, I preached in Huntsville, Alabama, for the Whitesburg Baptist Church and its incredibly gifted pastor, Dr. Darryl Craft. Through his seven years of leadership in the church, he has led a vital and strong revitalization, and over two thousand people attend weekly. In each service yesterday, people were baptized, joy was expressed, worship was meaningful, and the love for the Bible and its truth was embraced. It was a genuine joy and privilege for Jeana and me to be there with them. We also enjoyed our time over a luncheon with Dr. Darryl Craft and his wife, Vicky. Pray for him and the church as they continue to do all they can to make a difference for Jesus in Metro Huntsville, Alabama.

Pray for me this week and next week, as I have many things I am preparing to do in September for various ministries.

As Jeana and I look back on nearly forty-nine years together, we are humbled and grateful for how God has carried us. If you long for a marriage that is both meaningful and lasting, you’re not alone. Regardless of your vocation, stage of life, or marital status — whether single, newly married, or many years along — today I want to share with you 7 Insights for a Meaningful and Long-Lasting Marriage. Jeana and I have discovered these insights together for over forty-eight years, and we talked about these together before I shared them with you today.

Our prayer is that these insights encourage you in your own marriage journey. Whether you’re just beginning, rebuilding, or decades in, remember that marriage can be meaningful and long-lasting. Regardless of what you hear, read, or have experienced in marriage, we believe these 7 Insights will help you have a meaningful and long-lasting marriage. So now, are you ready?

Hi everyone, I am Ronnie Floyd. Last week’s subject, Walking Toward The Future God Has For You. We had a great response to it. If you missed it please note to listen to or watch it.

Last week, I traveled to Athens, Greece, to lead seven twenty-minute sessions on experiencing prayer. Over 400 leaders attended from more than sixty countries worldwide. The sessions were meaningful, and the Lord moved in each one. We gifted over 500 books to those leaders present, including my new book, The Supernatural Power of Prayer and Fasting.

Preaching this coming Sunday, August 24, at the Whitesburg Baptist Church in Huntsville, Alabama. I hope you will come and be a part of it if you live in that region. You can find out the times and address on their website.

As the Lord has led me to read through the book of Daniel, oh, He has spoken to me in and through His Word greatly.

In Daniel 4:26, “your kingdom shall be confirmed for you from the time that you know that Heaven rules. O King, let my counsel be acceptable to you.”

Do you know this: Heaven rules! What does this mean? God is Sovereign over everything and everyone, including Kings and Presidents, movements and actions. Human power is temporary. God is over all, in all, and through all!

When I was younger and life didn’t seem so complicated, I believed I knew all the answers about the future God had in store for me and others. As a pastor and spiritual leader, I was often asked this question: “What do you think God may want me to do?” Based on the information they shared with me beforehand, I would quickly give them my opinion. I did this more out of innocence, because I didn’t know some things about life, than because I thought I knew everything. I never wanted to be that kind of person and worked hard to avoid becoming it. On this side of life in my sixties, knowing what God has for our future is often mysterious. In other words, it is more of a journey through life than some destination we reach. If we are not careful, we will instill fear in one another and even ourselves when we do not know certain matters about the future.