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Trishie
Guest
Lord so often, I think, we unconsciously marry someone who is our opposite in nature, in order to challenge our growth to become stronger and to heal those issues in our lives that are unhealed and unresolved by the time we choose our partners.
We can break ourselves on the other person, or we leave them with our weaknesses or life injuries unresolved; or we receive the graces offered to us before the challenge of the other person, to mature as human persons and to grow in ourselves. But this is all so painful and difficult, Lord, and we can get so caught up in our emotions and the hurt of the situation that we can only suffer extreme and endless sorrow.
In this life, we all must become more authentically the person we are created to be, the unique, loved child of God who is called to love God above all and others as ourselves. We often enter the most serious phase of our lives as married couples, with little understanding of ourselves, of how to create healthy relationships, and how to mature emotionally and spiritually.
We ask Your wisdom and grace to help us to grow and manage these things in wholesome ways, to help bring out the best in each other.
Please help Renata and her husband to a healed and wholesome marriage with mutual love and respect. Rescue them from any unhealthy dynamics. Fill her husband with repentance for his lack of charity and respect, and for his betrayal of marriage, for scripture tells us:
“Husbands, love your wives and treat them with gentleness.”* [Colossians 3:19]** “Give way to one another in obedience to Christ. Wives should regard their husband as they do the Lord…Husbands should love their wives just as Christ loved the Church…each one of you must love his wife as he loves himself; and let every wife respect her husband.” *[Ephesians 5:21, 25, 33]
We can break ourselves on the other person, or we leave them with our weaknesses or life injuries unresolved; or we receive the graces offered to us before the challenge of the other person, to mature as human persons and to grow in ourselves. But this is all so painful and difficult, Lord, and we can get so caught up in our emotions and the hurt of the situation that we can only suffer extreme and endless sorrow.
In this life, we all must become more authentically the person we are created to be, the unique, loved child of God who is called to love God above all and others as ourselves. We often enter the most serious phase of our lives as married couples, with little understanding of ourselves, of how to create healthy relationships, and how to mature emotionally and spiritually.
We ask Your wisdom and grace to help us to grow and manage these things in wholesome ways, to help bring out the best in each other.
Please help Renata and her husband to a healed and wholesome marriage with mutual love and respect. Rescue them from any unhealthy dynamics. Fill her husband with repentance for his lack of charity and respect, and for his betrayal of marriage, for scripture tells us:
“Husbands, love your wives and treat them with gentleness.”* [Colossians 3:19]** “Give way to one another in obedience to Christ. Wives should regard their husband as they do the Lord…Husbands should love their wives just as Christ loved the Church…each one of you must love his wife as he loves himself; and let every wife respect her husband.” *[Ephesians 5:21, 25, 33]