🍀☘️🍃 I once read about a newly married couple who were happily enjoying their honeymoon.
The new wife was so overjoyed that she said to her husband, “My dear, marriage is simply so
sweet! I hope it will always be like this, won’t it?”
Her husband looked at her and answered, “No, no, no! After some time it will change, and we’ll
begin to live a normal life.” At this, the young wife broke down in tears. She wished that the joy
she experienced in those first few days would be a permanent feature of her marriage.

🍀☘️🍃 Spouses, let’s talk!
Where exactly did that young husband get the answer that dashed his wife’s hopes and moved
her to tears? It certainly wasn’t from God, because there is no trace of such cynicism in the
Bible. Apparently, the young man was echoing society—a modern culture that is often ignorant
of God’s Word on marriage and the secrets it teaches for maintaining a lasting bond.

🍀☘️🍃 Generations past named those early, “moonlight-sweet” days of marriage the
“Honeymoon.” And a honeymoon it truly is!
However, what those previous generations may not have realized is that the sweetness of a
honeymoon can be preserved through the application of God’s Word.

🍀☘️🍃 Just as the discovery of refrigeration ended the days of meat, milk, and vegetables
quickly going bad, the knowledge of God’s Word acts as a “preservative” for your relationship. It
keeps your marriage—and all its components—pure, fresh, sweet, and unchanging.

🍀☘️🍃 Just as preservatives keep food from going sour, the application of scriptural truths
preserves the bliss of your union. Even if you feel your honeymoon was lost years ago,
practicing the truths we share here will lead to a total restoration.

🍀☘️🍃 We shall talk more about this subject soon. Stay connected to LOVEBIRDS’
DEVOTIONAL.

❤️💕 TONIGHT’S ASSIGNMENT IN THE BEDROOM
Reread this devotional together just
before bedtime and soberly discuss your own “honeymoon” expectations.

📚📖🌹🍋 QUOTES:

“The mistake of many Spouses is poor self packaging and wrong self-identity. That you have children doesn’t mean that you must always be attired in traditional garbs. And I’m not advocating cross gender dressing either. Dress often in wears that would stir your spouse to want to touch you, embrace you and hug you tightly.”( Anselm Ahman. From Lovebirds’ Devotional of February 11, 2024)

✝️ JESUS CHRIST IS CALLING YOU! COME TO HIM TODAY AND BE SAVED!

🥁🪘🎷🎺🎸🎻 ANOINTED MUSIC SECTION