Making Love Last Forever

By Dr. Ron Jones

Is it really possible for love and marriage to last for a lifetime? Is the biblical model of one man and one woman for one lifetime still possible, or is it outdated? Some people believe the time has come to rethink romantic relationships. 

However, God created marriage, and the Father knows what’s best and what works. He would never call us to something that He doesn’t also equip us to perform. That includes the commitment that a covenant marriage requires.

A marriage that lasts has an enduring passion, made possible by two people who refuse to let the romantic sizzle in their relationship die down. Are you ready to do whatever it takes to make love last forever?

Comments

Max Eva says:
Dr. Jones raises a good point about the enduring nature of love and commitment. It's true, modern relationships face unique challenges. Sometimes it feels like navigating an endless series of choices and possibilities. But maybe the key is to focus on the fundamental building blocks, like dedication and understanding, and see where that takes you. It's almost like playing Infinite Craft; you start with simple elements and create something amazing!
Johnny Riley says:
It's easy to get discouraged seeing so many relationships around us struggle. The point about God equipping us is key. It reminds me that commitment isn't just a feeling, it's a choice we actively make. On a lighter note, sometimes when I'm feeling mentally scattered, I find doing a quick sudoku puzzle helps me refocus. It's like a mini-commitment to seeing something through, which can translate to other areas of life too!
KimberlyKimpel says:
That's a powerful question! I think commitment is key, but keeping the fun alive is just as crucial. It's easy to get bogged down in daily life and forget to nurture the spark. Finding activities you both enjoy, even something as simple as tackling a virtual challenge together, could make a big difference. Maybe even try some online racing with Snow Rider 3D? Anything that sparks joy and connection!

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