2020 Marriage Challenge Day 2

Day 2 of the 28-Day Marriage Challenge

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Day 2: Love Intends

Nobody intends to have a bad marriage. Neither a groom nor bride stands at the altar and thinks, "I'm going to destroy this marriage." A bad marriage is most often the byproduct of one simple characteristic--a lack of intention. Nothing has the power to transform our relationships like the conscious act of intention. To make a relational goal and aim at it is the single most productive thing you can do for your relationship. Intention may not be necessary when a marriage starts, but it is vital as the honeymoon wears off and the busyness of life kicks in. A lack of intention to have a good marriage is an unintentional choice to have a bad marriage. Consider: is there anything in life that you have been successful at without any effort, planning, or direction? Probably not. What life requires, marriage requires. Make a plan and go after it. Financially, sexually, relationally, vocationally, and in every area of your marriage. Want to know who Jenny and I want to be? Click HERE. Application: Read 7 Terms Every Couple Must Define. Take the time to define each word for you as a couple. Define what success looks like for you in marriage. What do you want? How do you plan to get there? What is the next step you need to take? For more, see:The Number One Cause of Divorce7 Intentional Steps for a Better Marriage Today

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