I’m a big fan of good poetry; it’s not only hard to write, but also a genius way to tell a complex story in a concise style of writing. Ruth Bell Graham knocks it out of the park with the poem below. I encourage you to read it slowly, see the story (and truth) it tells.
If poetry is not your thing, then lean in anyway. In Great Marriage, couples learn to embrace new things.
This is My body. broken like bread for you;
this is My blood. like water shed for you.
Drink it—and wonder. Marvel—and eat.
God torn asunder; man-made complete!
Stagger the mind. at Truth here revealed:
kneel—and be broken, rise—and be healed.
~Ruth Bell Graham
In Great Marriage put God first. Love Him first. Follow His example of servant heartedness.
Let God’s love be the launchpad for your relationship. You’ll be ever thankful.
Let all the joy of Easter morning fill your heart and home.
Blessings,
Jo
*Read the poem together and discuss how it could impact your life including your marriage.