Finding Joy in the Midst of Pain

Have you ever been in an argument with someone, and knew that you were 100% right (or at least 90%)? Mike and Connie Walsh noticed this was happening rather frequently with them. The only problem was that each spouse assumed he or she was the right one!

Showing reverence to our husband does include having a useful process of appeal. Mrs. Walsh likens this to the role of radar, detecting the needs and weaknesses of the marriage. If the radar malfunctions, with fear or bitterness, serious consequences can be expected.

Mike and Connie Walsh admit they didn’t understand oneness in marriage until dealing with moral freedom. Consistent moral freedom is possible. It is even possible during sleep. It conquers addictions and insecurities. It is enjoyable. It satisfies.

It is natural to resist pain and want offenders to pay the rightful consequences of causing us to feel it. Bitterness, however, has consequences of its own.