There are no perfect marriages because there are no perfect people, in this week I enjoyed what Elder Joseph Wirhling stated: “but true love lasts forever… even when we make mistakes…The gospel of Jesus Christ is a gospel of transformation” I knew the gospel of Jesus Christ through my husband and I recognize that the knowledge of the law of the Lord has helped in my marriage to put it in a positive balance during 32 years of marriage.
I think, the union of the couple must be respected because marriages are sacred sometimes friends, family or work interfere for bad the influence to external complicate the marriage relationship when we do not put our spouse first. I agree with my own experience that applying positive interactions such as express verbal affection reduces tension and stress showing interest between each other as well also in order to achieve an approach, we need to have empathy for a better connection. It is common to find couples with different perspectives but has a pleasant relationship despite their differences because as we learned: on positive interactions “validation doesn’t mean agreement but it does signal respect,” tolerance, patience, and understanding between couples. I recognize that my husband has taught to be humble, patient and develop skills to increase my well-being because he supports me to do what I want to do, I am free instead I am married, I am an individual.
The natural man is the enemy of God, the selfish man, who offends, who attacks in word and deed is against the will of God, I liked the question about what we can do to increase harmony, spiritually, and build up the kingdom of God. My husband and I have challenges that together we face felling peace and confidence to the Lord, the harmony of our marriage was a process of maturity through work and wills on both sides, we do not allow lies, deceptions or offenses because of love and respect.
For a Functional Family 