Unlike a lot of my other posts, this one will be fairly short. Recently, I was married and have come to realize more and more (the longer I'm married) the true depths of my selfishness and sin. I am able to do this because my wife sometimes puts me in difficult situations (I've been at work all day and I want to unwind by watching the game and she wants to snuggle and talk). It was then that it hit me - a lot of today's youth, especially men, don't push themselves and take it easy - that their life is crippled by their over-enjoyment of pleasure.
Quite simply, viewing just one of the benefits of marriage as being put in difficult situations and being forced to confront your own selfish/sinfulness helps to put it in a much better prospective. As one pastor I've heard say, "Marriage's goal is for you to be Holy, not Happy"
Quite simply, viewing just one of the benefits of marriage as being put in difficult situations and being forced to confront your own selfish/sinfulness helps to put it in a much better prospective. As one pastor I've heard say, "Marriage's goal is for you to be Holy, not Happy"

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