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Click Play to Listen to J. T. Wright, Author of "When One Flesh Worships"
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Dear New Bride: As you prepare for your husband, I pray God will give you wisdom to accompany your joy along with energy, strength and stamina for your big day. I am now going to share some of my deepest revelations for a really happy marital life – no holding back. I have never shared these revelations with anyone, but one day I was led to write my greatest revelations, in the form of a book, for a good friend in the ministry as she prepared for her big day... After she read “When One Flesh Worships,” she encouraged me to share these God given revelations and said that many couples would be blessed. She told me to sell the book. Consequently, I hope you will read “When One Flesh Worships” in an unhurried manner during your private time and seek the Lord concerning your union. I am not telling you what I have heard or read out of a book. I am telling you what I know and have experienced, and the things the Lord has revealed simply because I asked.
May you Ascend,
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"When
One Flesh Worships" is a must read for all
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IMPORTANT TIP
REGARDING |

Many married
couples simply do not know the amount of shear pleasure, joy,
and anointing that God wants to bring to their union when He
is pleased with them.
The author
would be selfish to deny this revelation to other
couples who are struggling even though it required her
to share her deepest secrets.
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19. Who will be joining your new family? Are there going to be children from previous relationships and can you both accept that? Are you ready to parent your new family members? 20. Do you always wake up on the wrong side of the bed? Are you not a morning person? Are you not a night person.?Are you moody? Are you PMSing 4 weeks out of the month?
21. Do you prefer not to be touched? |
1. Let's Talk About Baggage
REF: Questions 3, 4, 6, 10, 15, 16
Think of marriage like jumping off a cliff into a big river wearing a knapsack. Now, the least amount of baggage you carry on your back the more apt you will come up "strokin." - ie you are least likely to drown. You must be secure, happy, and self sufficient before you drag someone else into your life.
p.s. According to statistics Christian marriages are heading into divorce at the same rate as
non-Christian marriages.
p.p.s According to other statistics Christian marriages are
heading into divorce at a greater rate than non-Christian marriages.
2. Let's Talk About Purpose
REF: Questions 1,2,5,12,17,19
One of the most challenging areas in a marriage is when one person
feels led to work in ministry or to move aggressively in a
calling and their spouse does not understand. Case in point, a
Pastor who's wife does not want to be a Pastor's wife. A woman
called to work in the ministry and her husband does not go to
church. A man called to be a dancer and an actor and his wife wants
him to got to community college to be an accountant. A husband
who wants to start a car dealership and is willing to work 75
hours a week at it, and his new bride wants him home and will not set
foot on
the car lot.
3. Let's Talk about the Man being the Head of the
Home.
REF: Questions 13, 14, 18
This man is going to lead you and your children. Does he have the
spiritual maturity to cover you? Does he have a Word? If you call
him right now can he tell you what "Thus saith the Lord" today. What
did the Lord tell him/show him this morning in his morning
prayer and devotion?
WEDDING VOWS
WILT thou have this Man to be thy wedded husband,
to live together after God's ordinance in the Holy estate
of Matrimony? Wilt thou obey him, and serve him, love,
honour, and keep him in sickness and in health; and,
forsaking all others, keep thee only unto him, so long
as ye both shall live?
Do you understand what you are agreeing to when you
say "I do?"
......Wait A Minute....you say you are going to take obey out and
that you two are writing your own vows.
OKAY. . Got a minute? ... Let me try to explain this.
Lets say
I buy a car. It comes with an owners' manual and the manual says I have
to put gasoline in the car. The manual was written by the
creator of the car. Lets say I tell the dealer that I am going to
write my own car manual but I still want to buy the car and drive
it.
He says "You grown."
I buy the car. I don't put gas in the
car because I am doing things my way. The car will not start
and I wonder why it won't start. Water builds up in the tank and the
tank rusts. I just keep having a lot of problems and I can't
understand why.
It's because I decided to do things my way and not
the way the creator intended. Enough Said.
4. Let's Talk about being selfish.
REF: Questions 7, 8, 9
People get married and don't want to share. Don't get married if you
do not want to share. Repeat after me " My Husband and I will Share and Be
Fair so we can
get Somewhere."
5. Let's Talk About being hard to Live With.
REF: Questions 11, 20
If you are hateful, evil and have attitudes don't get married.
6. Let's Talk About Affection
REF: Questions 21
Husbands like to touch their wives. Please understand this. Be
Advised.
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I wish I had read just one Christian Based Primer on marriage before I got married. Before you get married you must understand what God intended a marriage to be. Lets start with what a husband is not.
1) Your husband is not your roommate. He should not
be like one of the dorm buddies. - if you see
him its OK - if not - well I'll catch you later.
p.s. He needs to find you. Not you find him. I was married many years before I received the revelation that I needed to educate myself with Bible based materials about marriage. Why did it take so long? I do not know. Three Tips Before Saying "I Do"
1. Seek
extensive Pre- Marriage Counseling at a Bible
believing church with your fiancé. |
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