Daniel Ally says marriage is more than attraction, romance or simply living under the same roof.
For Christians, it is also a spiritual partnership.
When difficult seasons come, you need someone beside you who can pray with you, encourage you, seek God with you and help you remain grounded in faith.
That is why choosing a spouse should go beyond physical attraction or temporary emotions.
Ask yourself:
Can this person pray with me when life gets difficult?
Can we seek God together when we do not understand what is happening?
Can we remind each other of Scripture when fear, pressure or temptation comes?
The claim that every marriage without this understanding is guaranteed to end in divorce is too absolute.
Marriages face difficulties for many different reasons. But the larger point remains valuable for Christian couples: spiritual unity can be an important source of strength in marriage.
“The two shall become one.”
Choose someone who will not only share your dreams, but who is also willing to stand with you in prayer, faith and obedience to God.
marry a partner, not just for the good days, but someone who can seek god with you through the difficult ones too.