The Marriage Dance

By Dr. Ron Jones

I’m no Fred Astaire or Michael Jackson, but I’m aware there are many styles of dancing that include ballet, ballroom, jazz, hip-hop, modern, swing, country and western, folk, Latin and belly. They each have their own unique moves to master. There’s another one called the marriage dance. 

According to Ephesians chapter 5, the marriage dance is a beautiful choreography where a husband leads and loves his wife, and the wife respects her husband. 

Is your marriage more like a wieldy Waltz or a sassy Salsa? Have you been stepping on each other’s feet for too long? Maybe it’s time to learn some new dance moves or remember the old ones you never quite mastered?

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