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Undoubtedly, the easiest part is getting married. No one really prepares you for what comes after. No one hands you a script for the hard conversations, the financial decisions, the sleepless nights, the health scares, the responsibility of running a household, managing a business, and raising a large family all at the same time. Marriage isn’t just vows and a wedding day. It’s commitment through seasons that test everything you thought you knew. After 16 years of marriage and nine children later, my husband and I have learned something powerful: the opinions of others cannot be the foundation of your marriage. If you build your marriage on people’s opinions, it will constantly shift depending on who is watching. The only approval that truly matters is Christ’s. Keeping Christ at the head of our household has been the anchor that keeps us steady. When the world has opinions, when people misunderstand you, when life gets heavy, when the responsibilities of family, finances, health, and purpose feel overwhelming, Christ is the one who keeps us from falling. Yesterday, a video of us working out together reached many across multiple platforms, and while many people celebrated it. Some laughed and said, “That’s why they have so many kids.” Others loved seeing a married couple still flirting, laughing, and enjoying each other after so many years. But of course there were also people saying, “Christian couples shouldn’t do this” or “married couples shouldn’t act like that.” And the truth is… people will always have opinions. But marriage isn’t built on the commentary of strangers. It’s built on covenant, commitment, forgiveness, friendship, attraction, sacrifice, and keeping Christ at the center of it all. The joy you see between us didn’t come from an easy life. It came from choosing each other over and over again through every season. So if you’re married and in a hard season, I want to encourage you: don’t build your marriage around what people think it should look like. Build it around Christ. Because when Christ is the head of your marriage, everything else finds its proper place. #marriage #marriedlife #marriagehumor #couplegoals #couple
Undoubtedly, the easiest part is getting married. No one really prepares you for what comes after. No one hands you a script for the hard conversations, the financial decisions, the sleepless nights, the health scares, the responsibility of running a household, managing a business, and raising a large family all at the same time. Marriage isn’t just vows and a wedding day. It’s commitment through seasons that test everything you thought you knew. After 16 years of marriage and nine children later, my husband and I have learned something powerful: the opinions of others cannot be the foundation of your marriage. If you build your marriage on people’s opinions, it will constantly shift depending on who is watching. The only approval that truly matters is Christ’s. Keeping Christ at the head of our household has been the anchor that keeps us steady. When the world has opinions, when people misunderstand you, when life gets heavy, when the responsibilities of family, finances, health, and purpose feel overwhelming, Christ is the one who keeps us from falling. Yesterday, a video of us working out together reached many across multiple platforms, and while many people celebrated it. Some laughed and said, “That’s why they have so many kids.” Others loved seeing a married couple still flirting, laughing, and enjoying each other after so many years. But of course there were also people saying, “Christian couples shouldn’t do this” or “married couples shouldn’t act like that.” And the truth is… people will always have opinions. But marriage isn’t built on the commentary of strangers. It’s built on covenant, commitment, forgiveness, friendship, attraction, sacrifice, and keeping Christ at the center of it all. The joy you see between us didn’t come from an easy life. It came from choosing each other over and over again through every season. So if you’re married and in a hard season, I want to encourage you: don’t build your marriage around what people think it should look like. Build it around Christ. Because when Christ is the head of your marriage, everything else finds its proper place. #marriage #marriedlife #marriagehumor #couplegoals #couple

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